1- The beginning of the Neolithic Age.

2- Lifestyle during that age.

3- Farming/ growing crops.

4- Neolithic Revolution.

5- The End of that age.

• How can a belief change an empire more than an army?
  (Refer to p.66)

• To what extent did Christianity change Roman identity?

Station 2

• Which factors caused the most damage long term? And WHY?
  (Refer to p.67)

Station 3

• What was the impact of Germany on the Roman Empire?
  (p.68–69)

• German identity replaced Roman identity

Station 4

• What was the effect of the Carolingian Empire?
  (p.69–70)

• Anglo-Saxon society

EXTEND: history is a "point of no return" gamble, not just a series of dates.

CHALLENGE: He was a paradox: a hero to the poor, but a traitor to democracy.

EXTEND: Rome lasted a long time not just by fighting, but by building cities, roads, and systems, and giving citizens some rights.

CHALLENGE: Planning, laws, and infrastructure could be more important than the army for Rome’s survival.