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ANCIENT ROME:
FACTS, DAILY LIFE & HISTORY -
BACHELOR THESIS INFOGRAPHICS
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WOMEN IN ANCIENT ROME BACHELOR
THESIS INFOGRAPHICS
Main features of the society
Mercury Mars
Mercury is the closest Mars is full of iron oxide
01 planet to the Sun and the dust, which gives the 01
smallest of them all planet its reddish cast
1 Saturn Earth 2
Saturn is a gas giant and Earth is the third planet
has several rings from the Sun
Goals
3 Mars Mercury 4
Despite being red, Mars Mercury is the smallest
is actually a cold place planet of them all
WOMEN IN ANCIENT ROME BACHELOR
THESIS INFOGRAPHICS
Earth
Earth is the only planet that
harbors life
Sun
The Sun is the star at the
center of the Solar System
WOMEN IN ANCIENT ROME BACHELOR
THESIS INFOGRAPHICS
Current situation & problems statement
Jupiter is a gas giant and the biggest planet in the Solar System.
Framework It's the fourth-brightest object in the night sky
WOMEN IN ANCIENT ROME BACHELOR
THESIS INFOGRAPHICS
Description Jan Feb Mar Status
Task 1 Mercury is very small Jan 1 - Feb 18
Saturn is a gas giant Ceres is in the main Earth is a planet that Despite being red,
and has rings asteroid belt harbors life Mars is very cold
50% 25%
Earth Venus
Earth is the only planet that Venus is the second planet
harbors life from the Sun
75% 90%
WOMEN IN ANCIENT ROME BACHELOR
THESIS INFOGRAPHICS
Earth 01 02 Mercury
Earth is the third Mercury is the closest
planet from the Sun planet to the Sun
Mars 06 03 Venus
Despite being red, Venus is the second
Mars is very cold planet from the Sun
Ceres 05 04 Saturn
Ceres is located in the Saturn is a gas giant
asteroid belt and has several rings
WOMEN IN ANCIENT ROME BACHELOR
THESIS INFOGRAPHICS
Methodology
Data Collection
Venus is the second Earth is the third
planet from the Sun planet from the Sun
2 4
1 3
Saturn is a gas giant Despite being red,
and has several rings Mars is very cold
Motives Sampling
WOMEN IN ANCIENT ROME BACHELOR
THESIS INFOGRAPHICS
Analysis & development
+46% Jupiter
Jupiter is a gas giant
+31% Mars
Mars is full of iron oxide dust
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WOMEN IN ANCIENT ROME BACHELOR
THESIS INFOGRAPHICS
Analysis & development
Phase 1 Phase 2
Earth is the third planet from the Sun and Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun
the only one that harbors life and the smallest of them all
1 2 3 4
Venus Mars Jupiter Saturn
Venus is the second Despite being red, Jupiter was named Saturn is a gas giant
planet from the Sun Mars is a cold place after a Roman god and has several rings
WOMEN IN ANCIENT ROME BACHELOR
THESIS INFOGRAPHICS
Analysis of the results
31% 18%
Mars Saturn
Despite being red, Mars Saturn is a gas giant and
is a cold place has several rings
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THESIS INFOGRAPHICS
Mercury Jupiter Venus
Mercury is the closest planet to Jupiter is the fourth-brightest Venus is the second-brightest
the Sun and the smallest object in the night sky natural object in the night sky
Mercury Jupiter
1 3 5
2 4
Saturn Earth Neptune
Saturn is a gas Earth is the only Neptune is the
giant and has planet that farthest planet
several rings harbors life from the Sun
WOMEN IN ANCIENT ROME BACHELOR
THESIS INFOGRAPHICS
Neptune is the farthest
60% Neptune planet from the Sun
Description Progress
Stage 1 Earth is the third planet from the Sun 2/5
Stage 2 Jupiter was named after a Roman god 4/5
Stage 3 The Moon is Earth’s only natural satellite 3/5
Stage 4 Ceres is located in the main asteroid belt 4/5
WOMEN IN ANCIENT ROME BACHELOR
THESIS INFOGRAPHICS
Earth Neptune Mars
Earth is a planet that Neptune is very far Despite being red,
harbors life away from Earth Mars is a cold place
01 02 03
04 05 06
Pluto Venus Mercury
Pluto is considered a Venus is the second Mercury is quite a
dwarf planet planet from the Sun small planet
WOMEN IN ANCIENT ROME BACHELOR
THESIS INFOGRAPHICS
Cultural legacy
Earth Venus Neptune
Earth is the third planet from Venus is the second-brightest Neptune is the fourth-largest
the Sun and the only one that natural object in the night planet by diameter in the
harbors life sky Solar System
1 Jupiter
Jupiter is the biggest
Earth 2 planet in the Solar System
Neptune Earth
Neptune is far away Earth is also known as
from us the blue planet
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