The Economy of Ancient Civilizations Rome: Roman Empire History & Trade Activity Game Instructomania
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as posted by the channelThis Economy of Ancient Civilizations, Rome: Roman Empire History & Trade Activity Game video by Instructomania is perfect for 6th-grade social studies. Doodle note graphic organizers with answer keys for our economy videos can be found at:
Dive into the fascinating world of Ancient Rome's economy!
๐๏ธ This video script details how the Roman civilization made money through:
Natural Resources: What the Apennine Peninsula offered, from farming limited flat land to utilizing the Tiber River.
Goods Produced: Learn about crops like barley, wheat, olives, and grapes, as well as products created by artisans, such as clay jars, wool cloth, and iron tools.
Trade: Discover who the Romans traded with (Greece, Spain, northern Africa, India, and kingdoms of Asia) and the goods they swapped (meats, vegetables, cloth, pottery for precious metals, silk, and spices).
Transportation: Explore the importance of Roman roads and sea trade routes via major seaports like Ostia (near Rome), Alexandria, and Antioch.
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