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Here is a Google 3D map of Rome ancient and modern.

Here is a longer introductory video of the Roman Republic (leadership) structure.

For the full article on decorum for step 4, the citation can be found here.

To see a deeper rhetorical analysis of Cicero’s first Catilinarian or to have students practice coding, see this exercise.

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