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1 Roman and Greek Culture
Mrs. Tucker 7th Grade World History - Honors Cobalt Institute of Math and Science

2 Roman Culture Latin Language Use of Arches and Domes
Statues are of Realistic People Stoicism Toward Practicality Little Emotion Invented Concrete Built Aqueducts Made Vaults

3 Greek Culture Greek Language Statues are of Ideal Beauty
Stoicism toward Happiness Through Reason

4 Both Roman and Greek Culture
Many Gods and Goddesses Use of Colonnades and Porches Wrote Epics, Odes, Plays, and Satires Interest in Science Recorded Events of Their Own Civilization “History”

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