Augustus Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

This document contains workings, explanations and solutions to the GGH3702 Assignment 1 (QUALITY ANSWERS) Semester 1 2024. For assistance call or Whats-App us on 0.6.8..8.1.2..0.9.3.4.....QUESTION 1 Critically evaluate weaknesses that exist in the current economic policies across countries in the Global South, which retard or hinder sustainable economic growth. Give suggestions which are informed by literature on how countries of the Global South can achieve sustainable economic development.

This includes notes on the different themes from: Ara Pacis, The Sebasteion, Bust of Livia, Prima Porta, The Kalabsha gate, Forum of Augustus, Mausoleum of Augustus, Aureus coin (Augustus bare-head), Aureus coin (Augustus on bench with scroll), Denarius coin (Pax), Aureus coin (sacrificial implements), Aureus coin (eight-rayed comet), Aureus coin (Gaius and Lucius).

Detailed notes covering all content in this course. From the Founding of Rome, the Regal Period, the Republic and the empire from Augustus to Nero. Using these notes I passed every test and essay when 75% of the class failed. I would voice record the lectures and type them after.

Includes A* marked essays on Augustus, Suetonius, Building Programme Imperial image, Res Gestae etc. Great for practicing for the A-level exam as these are questions that are likely to come up

Includes all bibliography - essay plan, notes from reading primary and secondary sources - 19 pages worth of reading and analysis

This helped me get an A* in my Love and Relationships module of Classics A-level --> describes all their different views (Plato, Seneca, Sappho, Ovid) in a clear table, comparisons of their opinions + comparison of greece vs rome

Using this passage (Res Gestae 34 and 35) as a starting point, evaluate how effectively Augustus legitimised his position of power within the Roman state. [30 marks] - A* RESPONSE

ECG  History of the ECG.  Orientation of leads  Information obtained from an ECG  ECG paper  Anatomy of the heart  ECG interpretation 1. History The ECG has been in use for over a century. A British physiologist, Augustus Waller, performed the first ECG recording in 1887, and he gave demonstrations of his technique, using his dog, Jimmy, as the “patient”. Einthoven, from Holland, was present at such a demonstration. Willem Einthoven constructed his well-kno...

Module – Week 1 Quiz 5: The Early Roman Empire Score for this quiz: 50 out of 50 Augustus Caesar was a very unpopular and hated political figure in Rome. True False NOT true about Emperor Claudius: He had serious physical and psychological handicaps, including a birth defect that apparently left him with a wobbly head, spindly legs, a gawky look, and a speech impediment that made him appear simpleminded. As a youth he learned to read Etruscan and Punic, and even wrote multivolume a...

FDLE SOCE Exam Review questions with complete solution A correctional probation officer is responsible for: -Correct Answer-• performing professional work to investigate and assess offenders • ensuring that offenders comply with any statutory or special conditions of supervision ordered by the sentencing authority • evaluating offender progress and making recommendations throughout the period of supervision • assisting offenders in securing employment and maintaining contact with ...