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YEAR 7 MIND MAP HISTORY (WEEK 8 (MAIN BODY (1 hierarchy, 2 daily life for…

- - - - We create big questions to help develop theories about the past
    - - Primary/Secondary sources reflect different points of view
    - - Questions such as is the source useful?, Is it fact or opinion?
    - - Historians communicate their findings in different ways
- - - - Definition- A point of view about a event or issue
      - Example- Two rivals both see eachother as the better person
    - - Example- We evaluate change over time using the ideas of progress and decline
      - Definition- An appreciation of the fact that while some stay the same over time while some will develop and change
    - - Definition- The ability to understand another person's point of view
      - Example- If your friend is feeling sad imagine being in their shoes
    - - Definition- some things change over time while others stay the same
      - Example - while a fruit that is left outside rots another fruit in the fridge doesn't change at all
    - - Definition - when something happens that affect another thing
      - Example - if Milly is hungry and eats a apple she is not hungry anymore
    - - Definition - when to different people have different conclusions about a event/person
      - Example-
    - - the availability of valid facts/information to prove a specific event
      - example - an object is a evidence
- - - - Rome was in the western part of europe
    - - Rome expanded from Britain in the Northwest to Egypt in the Southeast
    - - THE MYTH OF ROMULUS AND REMUS
        
        Romulus - Romulus is the great founder and the first king of Rome
        
        Remus - Remus is romulus twin brother, remus was killed by his twin brother
    - - hot and dry in the summer, with mild, wet winters.
- - - - PATRICIANS
        
        Patricians were the wealthiest romans and had the most power. they could join the senate and could change laws
      - PLEBIANS
        
        Plebians were like patricians but had less power. most civilisation was made up of plebians
      - FOREIGNERS
        
        Foreigners were people who weren't born in rome but came later. the only way they could become citizens was if they serve 15 years in army
      - SLAVES
        
        Slaves were the non-citizens of rome. They could be sold to rich romans to do all their duties such as cleaning
    - - They were technically citizens but weren't really treated like it
      - they had a few rights but not as much as men
      - they had to raise children while men go out for work
- - - - GODS - JUNO,NEPTUNE,SATURN,VENUS