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In this game, students play one on one in a printable board game to dominate the peninsula of Rome. They play cards and move on a map to achieve this.
Rome’s conquest of the Italian Peninsula occurred over several centuries, starting in the 4th century BCE and culminating in the 1st century BCE. Rome, initially a small city-state, expanded through military campaigns and alliances, gradually bringing neighboring territories under its control. The process involved conflicts with other Italian city-states, such as the Samnites and Etruscans. Rome’s military prowess, political institutions, and ability to integrate conquered peoples into its society played crucial roles in the success of its conquest, ultimately leading to the establishment of the Roman Republic as a dominant power in the region.
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In this game, students play as either Caesar or Pompey to take control of Rome. They learn about events in the civil war that led to Caesar establishing control of…
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In this game Rome battles on two fronts - the Germanic Tribes in Europe and the Parthian Empire in Asia. Students play in groups of 2-3 to play against each…
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With these printable cards, students can play multiple games to learn about the major events in the Roman Empire, from Remus and Romulus' founding to the fall of the Roman…
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In this game, students will learn about the Greek and Phoenicians colonizing parts of Europe, Africa and Asia and how they spread their culture across the known world.In this game,…
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This game is ideal for playing as Memory. I also used this with the kids by having them pick up a "Who Am I?" card and then having the pictures…
