ROME
What is the importance of Rome in the history of humanity?
It was the head of a great imperial state
what language was spoken in Phoenician?
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Where was the settlement of Egyptian cities mainly?
answer on the banks of the River Nile
What are the periods in which the history of Greece is divided?
dark age, archaic period, classical period and elenistic period.
What is Mesopotamia?
is a region of Western Asia
Why is the city of Rome called Rome?
It was originally called Ruma, which means "City by the river", since the river was called Rumón.
what was the main economy ?
agriculture and forestry.
How important was the Nile River?
for communication and trade between the various cities
What is the main greece economy?
agriculture
Where was ancient Mesopotamia located?
Middle East
What are the main characteristics of Rome?
The Romans dedicated rituals to their gods, offerings and sacrifices, in exchange for their protection. Cults and gods from other cultures were also integrated into their own religion. Ending Christianity by supplanting traditional religion.
where was it located?
currently lebanon and syria
Why did they build the pyramids?
to use as tombs of the pharaohs
What is the language spoken in greece ?
greek
What was daily life like in ancient Mesopotamia?
the top of the pyramid was the royal family and the nobility.
Where does the name of Rome come from?
he word Rome is, in principle, of Latin origin. It finds its origin in two twin brothers, who managed to be very important characters for the city: “Rómulo” and “Remo”:
what was your religion?
polytheism
How old is the Egyptian civilization?
5000 years
What is the religion of the Greeks ?
The Greeks believed in many gods, their religion was polytheistic.
What was the writing of ancient Mesopotamia like?
cuneiforme
When was the city of Rome founded?
On April 21, 753 BC, Rome was founded
What was your government like?
monarchical.
Who was the main pharaoh?
TUTANKAMON
where greece is located ?
Italy
What was the city of Mesopotamia like?
they were separated by a no man's land