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Name: _____________________
Class: _____
Think of the different cultural influences from ancient Rome that you learned about in this lesson and how much
they influence modern society. On the spectrum below, place the following Roman contributions where you think
they most belong:
• Art (such as mosaics and murals)
• Architecture (such as domes and vaults)
• Engineering (such as aqueducts and roads)
• Latin language
• Roman numerals
• Roman courts and justice
• Citizenship
Least Influence
Today
Most Influence
Today
After you have placed the items on the spectrum, on a separate sheet of paper, write organize your thoughts in a
T-Chart before writing a paragraph in which you make an argument for the choice you made for “most influence
today.” Your paragraph should include:
• a topic sentence that clearly states your choice
• at least two specific examples of how your choice is evident in today’s society
• a brief explanation of why some of the other contributions do not affect society as much
• a closing sentence that re-states your position
Edit your work to ensure your paragraph is free of spelling and grammar errors.
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The Legacy of the Roman Empire
WHAT IS THE QUESTION? Which Roman contribution had the greatest impact on modern society?
Items that need to be ANSWERED in essay.
Place supporting DETAILS in this column.
Thesis statement
Lead In
* Question
* Statistic
* Anecdote
* Quote
Position: Most significant contribution
Reason / Example One
Reason / Example Two
Why other contributions are less significant
Conclusion
Transition: “In conclusion…”
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The Legacy of the Roman Empire