1. Roman Coin Analysis: Identifying coin type, figures, materials, and the significance of Augustus’ family in his success as emperor.
2. Augustus' Reforms: Evaluating Augustus’ reforms of the provinces and their impact on Rome and its territories.
3. Republic or Empire: Analyzing whether Augustus destroyed the Roman Republic or saved it through his political actions.
4. Virgil’s Aeneid: Discussing the portrayal of Aeneas in Virgil’s Aeneid, particularly in Book 6, and his role as a character.
5. Propaganda in Aeneid: Analyzing the Aeneid as a piece of propaganda for Augustus and his regime.
6. Roman Architecture: Identifying and analyzing the design and historical context of Roman structures, discussing their simplicity and impact on the landscape.
7. Roman Domestic Architecture: Comparing houses from Herculaneum and Pompeii in terms of design, construction, and decoration.
8. Roman Temples: Analyzing the design, construction, and decoration of Roman temples and assessing their innovation and imagination.