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  • climate and culture
  • water pollution in ancient rome
  • simmalritis and differences
  • legacy
  • pollution myth
  • Bibliography
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Ancient Rome's Water Pollution

Written By: Ava Ozbolt, Charlotte, 


Culture of Ancient Rome

Ancient Rome is a gorgeous place with fascinating culture, amazing climate, and beautiful land. One fascinating thing about the culture of ancient Rome is their belief of Roman gods and goddesses. Greek gods and goddesses are very similar to Roman gods and goddesses. For example: In Greek beliefs, Zeus was the king of gods but in Rome his name is Jupiter. They have many gods and goddesses that they believe in, such as these in the chart below.

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Greek Gods     Roman Gods        Description
Zeus                    Jupiter      King of Gods, God of the sky
Hera                      Hera                    Goddess of marriage
Poseidon          Neptune             God of the sea/water
Cronos               Saturn                Titan Father to Jupiter
Aphrodite          Venus        Goddess of love and beauty
Hades                   Pluto                God of the underworld
Hephaestus       Vulcan                          God of forge
Demeter              Ceres                    Goddess of Harvest
Apollo                   Apollo     Goddess of medicine/music
Athena               Minerva                Goddess of Wisdom
Artimis                Diana                  Goddess of the hunt
Ares                       Mars                              God of war
Hermes             Mercury              Messenger of the Gods
Dionysus         Bacchus                            God of wine
Persephone    Proserpine            Queen of underworld
Eros                     Cupid      Son to Aphrodite, God of love
Gaia                      Gaea           Titan Goddess of the earth

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Climate Of Ancient Rome
  
         The climate in Ancient Rome varied. In the summer it was about 95°F in the middle of the day. Sense it was so hot, many Romans closed their businesses during the summer and moved to where it was a colder climate. The winters were very harsh. The average temperature was about -1°C and some of the rivers froze over. Ancient Roman climate was wide ranging


 The land of Ancient Rome
 Ancient Rome is located in between Italy and Greece. Germany is located north of Rome. In Rome there were seven hills. The seven hills were named Cermalus, Cispius, Fagutal, Opplus, Palatium, Sucusa, and Velia. The Cispus, Oppius, Susca, and Velia are all really headlands of a volcanic ridge. The Cermalus, Fagutal,

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