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1 Please enter the room quietly and make note of the daily objective, class work and homework in your agendas.

2 DO NOW!!! Go to your DO NOW Google Doc and perform the following activities and answer the following questions: Timeline of the Roman Empire (Title) On your Do Now Google Doc create a timeline of the Roman Empire. Start with the date of its creation and ending with the year of its fall. Include a minimum of five other important historical dates in your timeline.

3 The Empire at its Height What problems did Rome face as it expanded from a small republic into a vast empire?

4 The Empire at its Height What problems did Rome face as it expanded from a small republic into a vast empire?

5 Vocab Word Search (Pages 11 - 15): Republic - Julius Caesar - Assassinate - Augustus - Pax Romana - Diocletian - Reform - Capable -

6 Vocab Word Search (Pages 11 - 15): Republic - Julius Caesar - Assassinate - Augustus - Pax Romana - Diocletian - Reform - Capable - a government in which citizens have the right to vote and elect officials.

7 Vocab Word Search (Pages 11 - 15): Republic - Julius Caesar - Assassinate - Augustus - Pax Romana - Diocletian - Reform - Capable - a government in which citizens have the right to vote and elect officials. a popular military hero.

8 Vocab Word Search (Pages 11 - 15): Republic - Julius Caesar - Assassinate - Augustus - Pax Romana - Diocletian - Reform - Capable - a government in which citizens have the right to vote and elect officials. a popular military hero. to murder a well-known or important person.

9 Vocab Word Search (Pages 11 - 15): Republic - Julius Caesar - Assassinate - Augustus - Pax Romana - Diocletian - Reform - Capable - a government in which citizens have the right to vote and elect officials. a popular military hero. to murder a well-known or important person. great and holy one.

10 Vocab Word Search (Pages 11 - 15): Republic - Julius Caesar - Assassinate - Augustus - Pax Romana - Diocletian - Reform - Capable - a government in which citizens have the right to vote and elect officials. a popular military hero. to murder a well-known or important person. great and holy one. a period of peace and prosperity.

11 Vocab Word Search (Pages 11 - 15): Republic - Julius Caesar - Assassinate - Augustus - Pax Romana - Diocletian - Reform - Capable - a government in which citizens have the right to vote and elect officials. a popular military hero. to murder a well-known or important person. great and holy one. a period of peace and prosperity. a capable leader who took power in A.D. 284.

12 Vocab Word Search (Pages 11 - 15): Republic - Julius Caesar - Assassinate - Augustus - Pax Romana - Diocletian - Reform - Capable - a government in which citizens have the right to vote and elect officials. a popular military hero. to murder a well-known or important person. great and holy one. a period of peace and prosperity. a capable leader who took power in A.D. 284. change made to improve a system or an organization.

13 Vocab Word Search (Pages 11 - 15): Republic - Julius Caesar - Assassinate - Augustus - Pax Romana - Diocletian - Reform - Capable - a government in which citizens have the right to vote and elect officials. a popular military hero. to murder a well-known or important person. great and holy one. a period of peace and prosperity. a capable leader who took power in A.D. 284. having the skill or ability to do something. change made to improve a system or an organization.

14 Select three of the vocab words use them to create three original sentences.

15 What right was given to all Roman citizens? What problems were caused by Rome taking slaves? What happened as a result? Who was Julius Caesar? Why did the people choose him to restore order? What happened to him?

16 What did Octavian change his name to and what does it mean? Who was Diocletian, what did he do to the empire and why did he do it? Who were Trajan and Hadrian and what did they accomplish? What were some of Octavian's accomplishments?

17 Roman Empire Timeline In your notes create a timeline of the Roman Empire. 1) Rome starts as a republic and conquers a large amount of territory. 2) Roman army brings back slaves who takes jobs from middle class Romans, which causes riots. 3) Julius Caesar is called to restore order. He is then named dictator for life in 44 B.C. 4)Some Romans feared Caesar would become a new king so they assassinated him. 5) After another civil war Julius Caesar's adopted son Octavian becomes and changes his name to Augustus. 6) After the reign of Augustus there were "good emperors" like Trajan, Hadrian and Marcus Aurelius. 7) The Pax Romana ended with the death of Marcus Aurelius. 8) Emperor Diocletian divides the empire into two hoping to make it easier to rule.

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20 Homework: Roman Empire Webquest. Go to the website located on this worksheet and answer the questions on it.

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