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ПОМОГИТЕ СОООР Задание 1. Определите верные или неверные утверждения. (5б)№ Утверждения Верно/неверно1 Потомков основателей Рима называли плебеями 2 Патриции - это переселенцы из других областей Италии, не имевшие политических прав 3 Война Рима с Пирром относится к Пуническим войнам 4 В 6 в до н.э. Рим стал империей 5 Слова «Жребий брошен! Перейти Рубикон!» принадлежат Цезарю Задание 2. Подберите к началу утверждения из левого столбика продолжение в правом столбике(3б)А )Рим – город, основанный в 753г до н.э. на левом берегу Тибра, 1) правоБ) Основными группами населения в Риме были 2) в СредиземноморьеВ) Огромное римское войско делилось 3) театры, храмы, бани, мосты, каналы, обеспечение города водойГ) О высоком уровне развития культуры Древнего Рима свидетельствуют 4) где жило племя латиновД) Современное человечество переняло от римской цивилизации 5) патриции и плебеиЕ) Рим и Карфаген были соперниками за господство в 6) на легионыЗадание 3. Напишите 5-6 предложений по теме: «Восстание Спартака» (2б)________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________​

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Task 1: Determine whether the statements are true or false

1. The descendants of the founders of Rome were called plebeians. 2. Patricians were immigrants from other regions of Italy who did not have political rights. 3. The war between Rome and Pyrrhus is part of the Punic Wars. 4. Rome became an empire in the 6th century BCE. 5. The words "Alea iacta est! Crossing the Rubicon!" belong to Caesar.

Statement 1: False. The descendants of the founders of Rome were called patricians, not plebeians. [[1]]

Statement 2: False. Patricians were the aristocratic class in Rome, not immigrants from other regions of Italy. [[2]]

Statement 3: False. The war between Rome and Pyrrhus is not part of the Punic Wars. It is known as the Pyrrhic War. [[3]]

Statement 4: False. Rome became a republic in the 6th century BCE, not an empire. The Roman Empire was established later, in 27 BCE. [[4]]

Statement 5: True. The words "Alea iacta est! Crossing the Rubicon!" are attributed to Julius Caesar. [[5]]

Task 2: Match the beginnings of the statements with their continuations

A) Rome - a city founded in 753 BCE on the left bank of the Tiber, 1) on the right B) The main population groups in Rome were 2) in the Mediterranean C) The vast Roman army was divided into 3) theaters, temples, baths, bridges, canals, city water supply D) The high level of development of ancient Roman culture is evidenced by 4) where the Latin tribe lived E) Modern humanity has borrowed from Roman civilization 5) patricians and plebeians F) Rome and Carthage were rivals for dominance in 6) the legions

Beginning A: Rome - a city founded in 753 BCE on the left bank of the Tiber, 1) on the right.

Beginning B: The main population groups in Rome were 2) in the Mediterranean.

Beginning C: The vast Roman army was divided into 3) theaters, temples, baths, bridges, canals, city water supply.

Beginning D: The high level of development of ancient Roman culture is evidenced by 4) where the Latin tribe lived.

Beginning E: Modern humanity has borrowed from Roman civilization 5) patricians and plebeians.

Beginning F: Rome and Carthage were rivals for dominance in 6) the legions.

Task 3: Write 5-6 sentences on the topic "The Spartacus Rebellion"

The Spartacus Rebellion, also known as the Third Servile War, was a major slave uprising in ancient Rome led by the gladiator Spartacus. It took place from 73 BCE to 71 BCE. Spartacus, a former gladiator, managed to escape from a gladiator training school and gathered a large group of slaves and other oppressed individuals. The rebellion quickly grew in size and became a significant threat to the Roman Republic. Spartacus and his followers defeated several Roman armies and even managed to establish a temporary base in southern Italy. However, the rebellion was eventually crushed by the Roman general Marcus Licinius Crassus, and Spartacus was killed in battle. The Spartacus Rebellion had a lasting impact on Roman society, leading to stricter laws and regulations regarding slavery.