Ancient Rome Map Activity | Geography of The Fall of The Roman Empire Rome Map

This Fall of The Roman Empire Rome Map Comparison Activity has students complete two blank maps of Europe. They do this before (Rome at its height) and after the fall of Rome. Students interact with two clickable maps built for hands-on learning. Each click on the map reveals major features and regions for students to color and label.

What’s Included

1. Europe BEFORE the fall of Rome (Rome at its height) click map– As students click on the map, different features appear for them to label and color in.
2. A blank before the fall of Rome map with dashed-lined boundary sections is included.
3. Europe AFTER the fall of Rome click map– As students click on the map, different features appear for them to label and color in.
4. A blank before the fall of Rome (Rome at its height) map with dashed-lined boundary sections is included.
5. Visual summary slides and a brief paragraph summary for both the Fall of Rome and the Rise of Feudalism.

About the World History Curriculum

Our World History Curriculum, including Ancient History and Medieval History lessons, is key-concept based. It focuses on the “big six” key concepts for social science, often called GRAPES.

By studying World History through these key concepts, students discover the crucial attributes that helped ancient and medieval civilizations prosper. They also build a framework that supports future learning and connects recurring ideas across history.

Each unit comes with notes, graphic organizers, and review worksheets that have the GRAPES key concepts in mind:

• G= Geography
• R= Religion
• A= Achievements
• P= Politics/Government/Leadership
• E= Economy
• S= Social Classes