Roman Empire for Kids - Samuel John - Bog

Roman Empire for Kids: The history from the founding of Ancient Rome to the fall of the Roman Empire
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Do you wish to help your little one understand a bit about the history and are specifically interested in making them understand the Roman Empire?
And are you looking for a book to make the learning process easy and straightforward to ensure your kids retain whatever it is they learn?
If you've answered YES,
Roman Empire for Kids will take your child on a historical journey through everything a little curious mind needs to know about the Roman Empire and how it came to be!
The Roman Empire is, without a doubt the most famous ancient kingdom, with its army being one of the most famous - famous for conquering vast lands.
But how did the Roman Empire start?
What did the Romans believe in?
How was their army?
How was Roman society structured?
Who are some of the famous rulers in the Roman Empire?
What happened to the Roman Empire - how did it end?
Your child will have answers to all these and other related questions - all told using simple-child-friendly language and backed with lots of colorful pictures that your little one will love!
From the legendary tale of Romulus and Remus to the establishment of the great city of Rome, children will witness the remarkable journey that shaped one of the greatest civilizations in history.
In this book, children will discover:The amazing founding story of Rome
The different classes of people in ancient Rome and their functions
The gods and goddesses worshiped by the Romans
The vast lands and territories conquered by the Roman Empire
The mighty and disciplined Roman army
The transition to the Middle Ages after the fall of the Roman Empire
And much more!
Even if your child has never heard of the Roman Empire before, they will find this book fun and educative so prepare to act like Roman Centurions and other famous personalities in the Roman Empire!
This educational, fun read is perfect for all ages, whether for entertainment or learning purposes.