Geogrogy
Roman Republic
Roman Government
Struggle of the Orders
Roman Law
100

This river helped Rome trade, travel, and get water.

Tiber River

100

This type of government allows citizens to choose representatives.


Romans

100

Rome had this many Consuls at one time.

Two

100

The common people of Rome were called these.


Plebeians

100

Rome's first written laws were called this.

Twelve Tables

200

This mountain range protected Rome from enemies to the north.

Alps

200

Romans removed their last king in this year.

509 B.C.

200

These officials served as judges.

Praetors

200

This event happened when Plebeians stopped working and left Rome.

Conflict of Orders (The Big Walkout)

200

Writing laws down is called this vocabulary word.


Codification

300

Italy is often described as being shaped like this.

Boot

300

This social class consisted of wealthy landowners.


Patricians 
300

This group of about 300 men advised Roman leaders.

Senate
300

The Plebeians walked out because they wanted more of this.


Power or Rights 

300

This Roman legal idea means a person is considered innocent until evidence proves otherwise.


Innocent Until Proven Guilty

400

These people taught Romans how to farm grapes and olives and shared their alphabet.


Greeks

400

This social class included farmers, workers, and shopkeepers.

Plebeians

400

A Consul could do this to stop another Consul's decision.


Veto (say "no")

400

How long did Plebeians struggle for more rights?

200 years

400

The Law of Nations created rules about these two things.


Trade and Safety
500

Name two ways geography helped Rome become powerful.

Tiber River, Seven Hills, Fertile Soil, Alps Mountains

500

Why did Romans dislike kings?


Because they feared one person having too much power.

500

Why did Rome have two Consuls instead of one?


To prevent one person from becoming too powerful.

500

What was the biggest result of the Plebeians' protest?

Patricians had to share power and create written laws.

500

Why were the Twelve Tables important?


Everyone could see the laws, and wealthy leaders could no longer change them secretly.