Social Studies
Storyboard Szöveg
- Art
- Woahhhhh look at this one!
- Smile next to the Statue kids!
- Architecture
- Can you guys please take our picture by the arches! Aren't they just wonderful?
- Yes of course we can and these arches are quite amazing! They were built by the Ancient Romans.
- Engineering
- See kids this bridge has the arches like from the historical site.
- Romans were the greatest builders when it came to building structures and things like bridges
- -The Romans were skilled in creating realistic statues. They imitated Greek sculptures but were particularly good at making their sculptures true to life.-Family looking at a museum of art from Ancient Rome (modern Day)
- Language
- Amazing!!
- They used to write in the Latin alphabet and the English language that we use today came from the Latin langue.
- The Romans learned how to use the arch, the vault, and the dome,The Romans were the first to make widespread use of concrete, which they made by mixing broken stone with sand, cement, and water and then allowing the mixture to harden. -Family looking a historical site from ancient Rome (Modern Day)
- Philosophy
- Didn't the Stoics think that the key to life was to maintain a good character, which meant having virtues such as self-control and courage.
- The Romans were the greatest builders of roads, bridges, and aqueducts in the ancient world
- Law
- So that means Roman law covered marriages, inheritances, contracts, and countless other aspects of daily life.
- The Stoics' beliefs about justice and nature fit very well with Roman ideas about law.
- Modern society every day is the Roman language, Latin.English speakers use the Latin alphabet, although Roman Latin used 23 letters, and English uses 26-showing the family how they used to teach language in ancient Rome
- First developed by the ancient Greeks, this system of thinking was adopted by the ancient Romans and followed until about 200 C.E. Many Romans followed a philosophy known as Stoicism
- Yes in fact they did, Stoics disagreed with those who argued that happiness meant only avoiding pain and only experiencing pleasure
- The Roman ideals of justice and natural law still survive. The U.S. Declaration of Independence and U.S. Constitution were influenced by Roman ideas about law and government
- Yes that is exactly it!
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