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    The ancient Romans were unlike the Greeks in their views of citizenship and contributions to society. The Romans emphasized citizenship as part of national heritage, while the Greeks granted citizenship to conquered peoples. Additionally, the Romans developed practical methods of government and legal systems, whereas the Greeks made greater contributions to literature and philosophy.

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    The ancient Romans were unlike the Greeks in their views of citizenship and contributions to society. The Romans emphasized citizenship as part of national heritage, while the Greeks granted citizenship to conquered peoples. Additionally, the Romans developed practical methods of government and legal systems, whereas the Greeks made greater contributions to literature and philosophy.

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    The ancient Romans were unlike the Greeks in their views of citizenship and contributions to society. The Romans emphasized citizenship as part of national heritage, while the Greeks granted citizenship to conquered peoples. Additionally, the Romans developed practical methods of government and legal systems, whereas the Greeks made greater contributions to literature and philosophy.

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    Activity 1-WPS Office

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    The ancient Romans were unlike the Greeks in their views of citizenship and contributions to society. The Romans emphasized citizenship as part of national heritage, while the Greeks granted citizenship to conquered peoples. Additionally, the Romans developed practical methods of government and legal systems, whereas the Greeks made greater contributions to literature and philosophy.

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    Activity 1

    I. Topic Sentence: The ancient Romans were unlike the


    Greeks in many ways.
    A.
    1. Views of Citizenship:
    - Romans emphasized citizenship as part of national
    heritage.
    - Greeks granted citizenship to many conquered people.

    2. Contributions:
    - Romans developed practical methods for government
    and the legal system.
    - Greeks made great contributions to literature and
    philosophy.

    B.
    1. Different Views on Citizenship:
    - Romans emphasized citizenship as a part of national
    heritage.
    - Greeks granted citizenship to many conquered people.

    2. Contributions to Society:
    - Romans developed practical methods for government
    and the legal system.
    - Greeks made significant contributions to literature and
    philosophy.

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