Choose an emperor; create a list of at least 5 songs that you think that emperor would listen to (if they were alive today) compare and contrast aspects of ancient Greece with ancient Rome. Write an obituary for the death of a major figure in Roman history.
Choose an emperor; create a list of at least 5 songs that you think that emperor would listen to (if they were alive today) compare and contrast aspects of ancient Greece with ancient Rome. Write an obituary for the death of a major figure in Roman history.
Choose an emperor; create a list of at least 5 songs that you think that emperor would listen to (if they were alive today) compare and contrast aspects of ancient Greece with ancient Rome. Write an obituary for the death of a major figure in Roman history.
Design the front page of a newspaper that recounts a major event in Roman history. Be sure to include a catchy headline, photographs, and a main story. As an extra, you can include some sort of advertisement. This can be done from the perspective of the Romans, or of whom they fought. (This should be 1 page, including pictures etc.) In Memory of Write an obituary for the death of a major figure in Roman history (Ex. Julius Caesar). Make it sounds legitimate. Include the when/where/why/how aspects of their death. Is their death a celebration, or a tragedy? Youre the writer, so it is your choice, as long as you support your opinion. Look in the obituary section of the newspaper for ideas. (This should be page, typed.) Music to their ears Choose an emperor; create a list of at least 5 songs that you think that emperor would listen to (if they were alive today). Select a lyric of the song that demonstrates why/how it works. Provide a 2-3 sentence explanation (for each) of why you chose each song. Make sure your reasons are based off things that actually happened in that emperors life. I came, I saw, I conquered! If you were the commander of an army, how would you go into battle differently? Look at Romes losses on the battlefield. How would you change the lines, formations, strategies, etc. Explain your reasoning by comparing and contrasting it to what actually happened in that particular battle. You (This should be page, typed) The Emperors New Clothes Use artistic interpretation and draw a sketch of an emperor or other key figure wearing modern day clothing. This should reflect the individuals personality. What would they be wearing? Why (4-5 sentences)? Be sure to research what the emperor actually looked like when he was alive. Greeks vs. Romans In a chart, compare and contrast aspects of ancient Greece with ancient Rome. This could deal with cultural aspects, daily life, rulers, military, religion etc. Why did they do it the same, or differently? Which way do you think is better? (Chart should include 5 items, write up should be at least 4 sentences) A Day in the Life Place yourself in Roman society. Who would you have been, or would like to have been? What is your place in society? Do you have a family? What would you have done through the course of a day? (Job, daily activities, leisure time, etc.) (This should be page) Get your Head in the Game You are a sports reporter covering one of the games at the Colosseum or Circus Maximus. Describe the sights and sounds of the environment. Who is there (important people, regular people, etc.)? What happens doing the fight? Who wins? What is the crowds reaction? This can be written, as it would be spoken, for dramatic effect. (This should be page)