SECONDARY EDUCATION 1ST ESO SOCIAL SCIENCES, GEOGRAPHY & HISTORY UNIT 9 THE ROMAN CIVILIZATION a) b) c) d) e) f) g) h) Introduction Initial assessment Concepts Activities Self assessment Other resources: bibliography & internet resources Reinforcement Further study: Investigation project Sistema Educativo SEK – Aula Inteligente Geography & History 1st ESO Unit 9 1 A/ INTRODUCTION ANCIENT ROME Historical Stages Society: Economy: Agriculture (villas) Trade (cities) Crafts Patricians Plebeians Slaves Origins Religion: Culture: Polytheism Origins of Christianity Roman Legacy Monarchy Republic Empire Etruscan Kings 753BC-509BC 509BC-27BC 27BC-476 Peoples: Etruscans - Sammites Latins - Sabins Political Institutions: Senate - Magistrates Comitia Punic Wars 264BC-146BC Absolute Power: Political + Religious + Military Art: ARCHITECTURE SCULPTURE PAINTINGS Fall of the Empire: Internal Causes External Causes THE IBERIAN PENINSULA IN ANTIQUITY Pre-Roman people Celts: Ibers: Central Plateau & Atlantic Coast Mediterranean Coast 2 Sistema Educativo SEK – Aula Inteligente First Colonisations Tartessians Roman Empire Romanization Stages of the conquest Roman Legacy Phoenicians Greeks Carthaginians Present Day Lebanon Saguntum Emporiom Carthago Nova Ebysos Geography & History 1st ESO Unit 9 B/ INITIAL ASSESSEMENT 1. In previous units you’ve studied Europe. Write down the information you remember about the Mediterranean area: Relief: Rivers: Climate: Vegetation: 2. Name some present day countries that were once part of the Roman Empire. 3. Along the History many things have changed. In Rome and in Greece a social class existed, today missing. Can you say to which we refer? 4. In this period big advances took place in the culture and the art. Do you remember any examples? 5. Have you visited any Roman building or archaeological Roman site? Describe it. Sistema Educativo SEK – Aula Inteligente Geografía e historia 1º ESO Unidad 8 3 C/ CONCEPTS A. The history of the Romans B. The lifestyle of the Romans 1. The Roman society 2. The economy 3. The cities, architecture 4. The daily life 5. The religion 6. The Roman art C. Roman Hispania D. Key features of Spain’s physical geography E. Natural Hazards Sistema Educativo SEK – Aula Inteligente Geografía e historia 1º ESO Unidad 8 4 C/ ACTIVITIES A. THE HISTORY OF THE ROMANS @ As we have done in the previous units, the civilizations of Greece and Rome we are going to work with the “Project Palladium” http://recursos.cnice.mec.es/latingriego/Palladium/_comun/eshome.php 1. Color the map of the territorial expansion of Rome following the key and place: Oriens - Arabian Desert - Mare Nostrum – Alexandria – Pontus Euxinus – Sinus Arabicus – Carthage – Sahara Desert – Carthago Nova – Emerita Augusta – Caesar Augusta – Oceanus Atlanticus – Rome – Britannia – Hispania - Gallia Sistema Educativo SEK – Aula Inteligente Geografía e historia 1º ESO Unidad 8 5 @ Digital blackboard Enter the virtual encyclopaedia, go to the animations on "Eternal City" and “Rome and its domains". Comment in group on the information. http://icarito.latercera.cl/icarito/enciclopedia/canal/complementos/multimedias/0,0,38 035857_152309025_1_2,00.html 2. Complete the diagram to know all the stages on Roman history: . Sistema Educativo SEK – Aula Inteligente Geografía e historia 1º ESO Unidad 8 6 3. Make the research activities of the page 205 of your book of text. 4. Color the map bellow of the maximum extension of the Roman Empire and fill the boxes with the name of the main provinces. The army had a great importance in Rome. It is sure that you have read some Asterix books. There are two that we recommend: "Asterix the Legionary" and "Asterix and the Laurel Wreath" @ Also you can also watch a Gladiator's trailer: http://www.quedetrailers.com/trailers257.htm Write down the titles of this collection that you read. Sistema Educativo SEK – Aula Inteligente Geografía e historia 1º ESO Unidad 8 7 5. List the reasons that explain the crisis of the Roman Empire as of the 3rd century AD: Reasons of the fall of the Roman Empire, the crises of the 3rd century AD a) Internal: b) External: 6. Fill in the gaps: During the centuries … … .and … … … .the fights against the Barbarian peoples: … … …… … … … …, … … … … … … … … … .and … … … … … … … … …. … intensified. The emperor … … … … … … … … in the year … … … … … .AD divided the Empire among his children. West with the capital in … … … … … … and East with the capital in … … …. … … … … … ….. In the year … … … … the empire of west fell. Nevertheless the Byzantine Empire existed until the year … … … … … … … when it fell down in hands of the Turks. Sistema Educativo SEK – Aula Inteligente Geografía e historia 1º ESO Unidad 8 8 B. THE LIFESTYLE OF THE ROMANS @ Digital blackboard. In these pages you will find everything on the daily life of the Romans and their legacy. http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/ancient/romans/ http://www.britishmuseum.org/explore/world_cultures/europe/ancient_rome.aspx http://www.artehistoria.jcyl.es/historia/contextos/762.htm http://recursos.cnice.mec.es/latingriego/Palladium/latin/esl141.php Learn the Roman numbers: http://www.dearqueologia.com/romaninos01.htm http://www.novaroma.org/via_romana/numbers.html Now share with your classmates what you have learned. 8. Place on the social pyramid the social classes and tick the right characteristics on the chart. Patricians Plebeians Slaves Freedmen Were not considered people, but the property of their owners Fought for their right to vote Had no rights Were the largest group Occupied the highest political and military positions Were the owners of most of the lands They could buy their freedom Were the foreigners, immigrants, small land owners, traders, farmers and craftsmen Sistema Educativo SEK – Aula Inteligente Geografía e historia 1º ESO Unidad 8 9 9. Make the research activities of the page 207 of your book of text. 10. Tick to which category these building belong: For leisure Commemorative Public Works monuments Religious Aqueduct Capitol Theatre Amphitheatre Thermal Bath Circus Road Triumphal Arch Bridge Tick what sentence defines better the Roman architecture: It was an architecture inherited from the Greek civilization. Was looking for the beauty and the harmony Was a practical and monumental architecture 11. @ Look at videos about Roman architecture and then complete the information on those buildings. http://w3.cnice.mec.es/recursos/bachillerato/historia/roma/index.htm# Sistema Educativo SEK – Aula Inteligente Geografía e historia 1º ESO Unidad 8 10 Sistema Educativo SEK – Aula Inteligente Geografía e historia 1º ESO Unidad 8 11 C. ROMAN HISPANIA LEARNS: From 218 Rome initiates the conquest of the Iberian Peninsula to which it will call Hispania. Romanization is the assimilation of the Roman civilization on the part of the conquered peoples. 12. Locate the Celtic, Celtiberian and Iberian population. 13. Make the research activities of the page 233 of your book of text. 14. Complete the names main cities and color the provinces following the key. Sistema Educativo SEK – Aula Inteligente Geografía e historia 1º ESO Unidad 8 12 15. Complete the chart below on the Roman legacy with the characteristics: Roman Legacy Language: latin Law Art Cities 16. Art: Sistema Educativo SEK – Aula Inteligente Geografía e historia 1º ESO Unidad 8 13 D. KEY FEATURES OF SPAIN’S PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY 1. Make a bar graph with the following peaks from the highest to the lowest. Work system: pairs Resources: Graph software, classroom material. Mountain Ranges Highest Peaks Meters Montes de Toledo Villuercas 1.601 Sierra Morena Bañuela 1.323 Basque Mountains Aitzgorri 1.544 Catalan-Coastal range Turó de L’Home 1.712 Central Plateau Moro Almanzor 2.592 Galician Massif Teleno 2.188 Torre de Cerredo 2.648 Moncayo 2.313 Aneto 3.404 Mulhacén 3.478 Teide 3.718 Puig Major 1.445 Cantabrian Mountains Iberian Mountain Range Pyrenees Betic Range Teide Sierra de Tramuntana 2. Match the Spanish coasts with its characteristics: Cantabrian Coast Straight and low Galician Atlantic Coast High with cliffs Andalucian Atlantic Coast Straight with cliffs South Mediterranean Coast Straight and low East Mediterranean Coast Abrupt with cliffs North Mediterranean Coast Abrupt forming rias Sistema Educativo SEK – Aula Inteligente Geografía e historia 1º ESO Unidad 8 14 3. Place on the map the most important relief landforms, oceans, seas and rivers. Sistema Educativo SEK – Aula Inteligente Geografía e historia 1º ESO Unidad 8 15 Spanish climates and landscapes REMEMBER: SPANISH CLIMATES ELEMENTS - FACTORS Temperature Precipitations Air Pressure Wind Humidity - Latitude Altitude Sea TYPES OF CLIMATES OCEANIC CONTINENTAL MEDITERRANEAN Sistema Educativo SEK – Aula Inteligente MOUNTAIN SUBTROPICAL Geografía e historia 1º ESO Unidad 8 16 1. Shade the different climatic regions of Spain on the map. Sistema Educativo SEK – Aula Inteligente Geografía e historia 1º ESO Unidad 8 17 E. LOS RIESGOS NATURALES 2. Find out how to elaborate a concept map. Make a concept map with the most important effects human beings cause to our environment. @ Recommended links: Environmental problems: http://www.geography.learnontheinternet.co.uk/topics/environment.html Save water: http://www.eartheasy.com/live_water_saving.htm http://www.ciberquijote.com/daimiel/default.asp Fish exploitation: http://www.greenpeace.org/international/campaigns/oceans http://www.wwf.es/mares_pesca.php Climate change: http://www.unep.org/Themes/climatechange/ http://ec.europa.eu/environment/climat/home_en.htm Greenhouse effect: http://ares.cnice.mec.es/geografia/inicio.php http://www.esi.unav.es/asignaturas/ecologia/Hipertexto/10CAtm1/350CaCli.htm http://www.cambio-climatico.com/ BRIGHT IDEA! Did you know that Zaragoza host the World Expo 2008. Entitled “Water and Sustainable Development”, the project aims to make a decisive contribution to the international awareness to this environmental problem. http://www.zaragozaexpo2008.es The International Exposition Zaragoza 2008 has also joined the United Nations Plant for the Planet campaign. Learn more about this UN campaign in: www.plantemosparaelplaneta.com 3. Now we will be learning about Natural Hazards: a. Find out what natural hazards are b. Recommended links: i. http://www.naturalhazards.org/ ii. http://www.educared.net/concurso2001/152/volcan.htm#partes iii. http://www.pbs.org/wnet/savageearth/animations/volcanoes/ iv. http://www.pbs.org/wnet/savageearth/animations/tsunami/index. html c. Share what you have learned about natural hazards with your classmates and then brainstorm about two of the natural hazards which affects us: Desertification and floods. What do you think can be done to solve these problems? Are we doing enough? Sistema Educativo SEK – Aula Inteligente Geografía e historia 1º ESO Unidad 8 18 GLOSARY OF KEY WORDS Define the following words, add drawings or pictures to illustrate them. You can add any other important terms that you have learnt in this unit. Republic Senate Emperor Mosaic Forum Dome Aqueduct Barbarians Huns Cardo Decumanus Sistema Educativo SEK – Aula Inteligente Geografía e historia 1º ESO Unidad 8 19 E / SELF ASSESSEMENT Name……………………………………………………………………… 1. Which peoples inhabited the Iberian Peninsula in the 7th century BC 2. When was the foundation of Rome? 3. From the year 509 B.C. Rome’s political system of government was …………………….. 4. Make a chart of its political institutions. 5. Prepare a timeline of the Punic Wars. Include the most important facts and date them. Sistema Educativo SEK – Aula Inteligente Geografía e historia 1º ESO Unidad 8 20 6. In the year 27 B.C. The government of Rome changed drastically. Explain how. 7. In the 3rd and 4th centuries begin the crisis and decadence of this great empire. Why did this happen? 8. Draw Rome’s population pyramid and explain it. Sistema Educativo SEK – Aula Inteligente Geografía e historia 1º ESO Unidad 8 21 9. Which were the main economic resources of the Roman Empire? 10. Make a chart of the most important contributions of Rome to the architecture and urbanism. Sistema Educativo SEK – Aula Inteligente Geografía e historia 1º ESO Unidad 8 22 F/ OTHER RESOURCES: BIBLIOGRAPHY & WEB LINKS Along all the units you will be finding suggestions of books, films or web pages, with which you will be able to complete and to extend your knowledge on what you are studying. Films: Fiction Books: Gladiador by Ridley Scott. 2000. Troy by Wolfgang Petersen, 2004. Julius Caesar (TV), directed by Uli Edel, 2002. ¿Quo Vadis? Jason and the Argonauts Ben-Hur Espartacus L. González “Guárdate de los idus” R. Graves “Yo Claudio” M. A. Molina “de Victoria para Alejandro” VV.AA. “Los mejores relatos históricos” L. Davis “Una conjura en Hispania” R. Sutcliff, Aquila el último romano. Gran Angular. P. Baccalario, El señor de la horda. Ediciones SM. M. I. Molina, De Victoria para Alejandro, Alfaguara Infantil y Juvenil. A. Sánchez Escalonill, El príncipe de Tarsis. Editex. DVD: Roma. Antiguas civilizaciones. MD. El imperio romano. Apogeo y caída. MD. Imperios: Roma. MD. Atlas Interactivo de Historia Universal, vol. 2. MD. Coliseo: ruedo mortal de Roma. MD. Grandes épocas del arte, vol. 02. El arte de Roma. MD. La vida en el Imperio Romano. Discovery Channel. Colonizaciones de la península Ibérica. MD. Historia de España, vol. 02. La conquista romana. Hispania, provincia del imperio. MD. Memoria de España, vol. 02. MD. Other books: C. Codoñer y C. Fernández-Corte, Roma y su imperio. Anaya, Biblioteca Básica de Historia, Serie General. Trevor Cairos, Los romanos Sistema Educativo SEK – Aula Inteligente Geografía e historia 1º ESO Unidad 8 23 J. Espinós y D. Sánchez, Así vivían los romanos, Anaya, Biblioteca Básica de Historia, serie Vida Cotidiana. P. Ardagh, Los romanos, Ediciones SM. J. Santacana, Iberia: los orígenes. Anaya, Biblioteca Básica de Historia. Scientific resources: P. Grimal, La formación del imperio romano. Siglo XXI. P. Aries y G. Duby, Historia de la vida privada, vol. 1 (Del imperio romano al año 1000), Taurus. I. BAarandiarán y otros, Prehistoria de la península Ibérica. Ariel. A. Blanco Frejeiro, Los primeros españoles. Historias del Viejo Mundo, vol. 1. Historia 16. A. Blanco Frejeiro y L. Abad Casal, Los iberos. Historias del Viejo Mundo, vol. 1. Historia 16. @ Internet resources: Arqueología: http://www.dearqueologia.com/ Mil años en línea: http://www.indexnet.santillana.es/secundaria/n3/GeografiaEhistoria/10lineaTiempo. html Vida Cotidiana: http://www.artehistoria.jcyl.es/historia/contextos/762.htm Videos construcciones romanas http://w3.cnice.mec.es/recursos/bachillerato/historia/roma/index.htm# Reconstrucciones virtuales de edificios romanos: http://www.capitolium.org/index.htm WEBQUEST de Mitología http://es.geocities.com/mundoclasico/mitologia.htm Trailer Gladiador http://www.quedetrailers.com/trailers257.htm Más sobre esta civilización: - http://www.geocities.com/historia_imperia/roma/roma.html - http://www.elinformadordegalicia.com/jms/roma/roma001.htm - http://www.atenea-nike.com/pagina_11.html - http://www.artehistoria.jcyl.es/historia/contextos/cont3.htm Pueblos prerromanos: http://www.almendron.com/historia/antigua/prerromanos/prerromano.htm Museo Arqueológico de Tarragona: http://www.mnat.es/ Museo de Prehistoria y de las Culturas de Valencia: http://www.xarxamuseus.com/prehistoria/ Si quieres hacer un repaso de las unidades de Historia, con puzzles, autoevaluaciones y muchas curiosidades entra en Vestigia: http://w3.cnice.mec.es/eos/MaterialesEducativos/mem2003/vestigia/vestigia/esvs1. htm Pompeya: http://pompeya.desdeinter.net/pomp.htm Paseo virtual por Mérida: - http://www.paseovirtual.net/merida/ - http://fresno.cnice.mecd.es/~jpan0004/ Sistema Educativo SEK – Aula Inteligente Geografía e historia 1º ESO Unidad 8 24 G/ REINFORCEMENT Answer the questions on a separate piece of paper 1.- What important events took place on these dates? a) b) c) d) e) f) 753 BC 753 – 509 BC 509 – 27 BC 27 BC – AD 476 AD 313 AD 395 2.- Here is a list of different groups in the Roman Republic: Slaves, Consuls, Senate, Patricians, Women, Plebeians. Explain who they were and say whether or not you think they were powerful. 3.- Name the most important institutions in the Republic system of government. 4.- Why was Caesar Augustus important in ancient Rome? Write what you know about him. 5.- What were the main Roman architectural features? Name them and write an example. 6.- Match the gods and goddesses with their area of activity: Gods/Goddesses Activity Neptune Juno Vulcan Diana Bacchus Mercury Jupiter Venus god of communication goddess of the moon and hunting goddess of love god of wine king of the gods god of metalworking god of the sea queen of the gods 7.- Write what you know about the Punic Wars. 8.- Name the most important reasons that caused the Roman Empire to fall. 9.- Some Romans turned away from the state religion and turned to a new religion. Write what you know about it. 10.- Write about 5 things the Romans have left us. Sistema Educativo SEK – Aula Inteligente Geografía e historia 1º ESO Unidad 8 25 H/ FURTHER STUDY / INVESTIGATION PROJECT Choose one of the following topics: 1.- Watch the film Gladiator and investigate the political relationships shown in the film. Would it be possible for a Gladiator to threaten an Emperor? What was the relationship between the Emperor and the Senate? 2.- Researching the past: The Forum: a) The Forum was an important place in Roman life from the Republican period through to the Empire. Use your library or the Internet to find a picture or diagram of the Forum of Julius Caesar or the Augustan Forum. Copy or photocopy the picture and then label the important parts. b) What were the other buildings and monuments in the Forum? What were they used for? c) What activities took place in the Forum (apart from the registration of citizens)? 3.- Spartacus: A threat to Roman security. Draw the life of Spartacus in a series of cartoons. 4.- Choose one of the following people and find out who they are, what they did and the part they played in Julius Caesar’s life: Pompey, Cleopatra, Cicero, Crassus, Vercingetorix or Mark Antony. 5.- You are a Roman detective sent to investigate the death of Caesar. Complete the following crime sheet: Victim’s name and age at death Date when crime took place Approximate time of death Scene of the crime Manner of death Weapons Suspects Possible motives 6.- What were the Twelve Tables? Find out all you can about them. Sistema Educativo SEK – Aula Inteligente Geografía e historia 1º ESO Unidad 8 26