The Republic
Society
Wild Card
Rome, the U.S. or both?
End of the Republic
100

What did magistrates do?

Enforce the laws

100

What were enslaved people's lives like in Rome?

Served wealthy Romans and sometimes worked dangerous jobs in mines.

100

Why did Rome become a Republic?

The King had too much power and mistreated people.

100

Women can vote

The U.S.

100

How did power of military leaders bring about the end of the republic?

Soldiers were more loyal to military than to the republic

200

What did assemblies do?

Passed laws and elect magistrates

200

What male duty was important in Roman society?

Continuing the family name through having sons

200

What was a result of Rome having a less rugged landscape than Greece?

Rome was able to unify the whole peninsula!

200

Had checks and balances?

Both!

200

How did Augustus change the government of Rome?

He took away the powers of the Senate!

300

Assemblies of citizens who elect officials and pass laws are an example of what?

Democratic features of the Roman government.

300

Where did the wealthy live and where did the poor live?

Wealthy lived in villas and poor lived in urban areas.

300

What did the Senate do?

Make foreign policy

300

Had a written Constitution

The U.S.

300

What did Caesar do when he was in control?

Helped the poor and created jobs building roads and bridges.

400
Romans were afraid of officials gaining too much power. What did they do to prevent this?

Limited the amount of time in office!

400

Why did Roman citizens have to pay taxes, serve in the military and serve as jurors?

Civic duty was important!

400

Why did Romans believe that Rome was successful?

Because Romans pleased the gods

400

Senators were appointed for life

Rome

400

Why was Rome able to expand

Maniple was a flexible military unit, Roman soldiers built roads and bridges, Rome gave citizenship to allies.

500

Why were the tribunes of plebs so powerful?

They could veto a law or action of a magistrate.

500

What rights did women have in Rome that they didn't have in Greece?

They could own property, participate in religious rituals and divorce their husbands!

500

How did the Greek and Etruscan cultures influence the Roman Republic?

Greek: Athens inspired democracy and myths and legends

Etruscans: Alphabet, religion, and architecture

500

Has the veto

Both!

500

Why did the Roman Republic fall?

People became more loyal to military leaders than to the government.
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