3–2–1 Organizer and Reflection Template
Study Tables Four and Five located on the instruction page of this assignment. Use these tables
to complete the 3–2–1 chart below in complete sentences. Then, respond to the reflection questions in at least three sentences each.
Tables Four and Five of the Twelve Tables of Rome
3
List three facts you
learned from the
source.
If a child is deformed the father must kill it immediately.
If a man doesn’t want to be married anymore they could
just send their wife away.
If a person has no male kids and they die, the closest male relative they have inherits their estate.
2
Ask two questions
about the information.
Why wouldn’t the mans estate go to the wife?
How can a parent kill their kid just because they are different?
1
Make one conclusion
about men, women,
and children Rome.
I really don’t agree with the way things were in Rome. Just based on these tables you can see that women did not have a lot of value. Also you can tell children were only loved if they were normal. I think this would have been a very sad time to live in. Reflection Responses:
Compare how life differed for female and male children in Rome.
Explain the effect of social status on one’s future in the Roman Republic.
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