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Standard: All Standards Apply Unit Benchmark Review Day Essential Question: All Essential Question Apply Benchmark Review Day Warm up: On todaysmeet, tell me one economic term you understand very well, and one that you are unsure of. Don’t define, just type in the terms.

 Give me one specific fact about the Roman Republic and one specific fact about Greece. Then tell me how Greece and Rome are different OR alike.

 Rome, located in Europe, expanded rapidly  Rome fought many peoples, one of their most important opponents was Hannibal of Carthage  Julius Caesar-good leader, expanded Rome, popular, feared by members of the Seante, and was appointed dictator for life  Augustus Caesar-first emperor of Rome  Much war, but after Augustsus, Pax Romana, time of peace in Rome