Study Guide for Term 2 Examinations

1) The Beginnings of Rome
i) Legends
ii) Facts

Access to History, Rome,the Empire pages 4-10, SHP, Worksheets on Forum

2) An overview of the Empire
i) Mapwork
ii) Using Sources

Access to History, Rome,the Empire pages 11-14, SHP, Worksheets on Forum

3) Roman Britain
i) Basic knowledge
ii) Hadrian's Wall

Access to History, Rome,the Empire pages 16-20, SHP, Worksheets on Forum

4) The City of Rome
i) Features
ii) Daily Life/Food

Access to History, Rome,the Empire pages 21-25, SHP, Worksheets on Forum

5) The Roman Army
i) Organisation of army
ii) Reasons why army so successful

Access to History, Rome,the Empire pages 26-30, SHP, Worksheets on Forum

6) Roman Technology
i) Builders/Engineers
ii) Roman Roads
iii) Craftsmen

Access to History, Rome,the Empire pages 41-45, SHP, Worksheets on Forum

7) The End of the Roman Empire
i) Enemies of the Empire
ii) Reasons for downfall of Empire

Access to History, Rome,the Empire pages 71-74, SHP, Worksheets on Forum

What we owe to Rome?
i) Technology
ii) Language
iii) Religion

Access to History, Rome,the Empire pages 75-79, SHP, Worksheets on Forum

THX MR BENNETT FOR YOUR GREAT EFFORT

are we going to be tested in the dates i mean when does anything happened

no MR.Bennet said that we are not going to know the dates we only need to know how to use the sources

mr.beneette what are the wroksheets that are on the forum that you wrote it in the study guide
plz answer
thnx for reading
ur student Menna Y7C

MR BENNETT,
HOPE THAT EVERYTHING IS FINE

DO WE HAVE TO MEMORIZE THE EVENTS AND THE DATES..??

THANKS

Dear mr. bennett

In the study guide u wrote that the SHP book will be included in the exam and we didn't learn it in the class.

You soonest reply highly appreciated

Regards
Mahmoud Moenes

You will NOT be tested on the contents of the SHP book but it will help you understand more of the work in depth. The worksheets are the ones we completed in class from the Whiteboard. As long as you have done all of your work there is no problem. The content comes from your regular textbook.