Geography
Mountains at the top of Rome acting as a natural barrier.
Alps Mountains
Lower class of Roman society that had less rights.
Plebeians
How many tables are there?
12 Tables
How many people were in a legion?
4,000-6,000 soldiers
How many people are in the Roman Senate?
300 members
Mountains that run through/down the italian peninsula.
Apennines Mountains
Upper class of Rome society that had control over government.
Patricians
Table lll:
(3)
Debt
How many people were in a century?
100 soldiers
How many tribunes were there?
10 tribunes in Senate
Climate in Rome was_.
Mild, and dry, with rainy winters.
Representatives who stood ground for plebeians in law.
Tribunes
Table lV:
(4)
Parents and Children
How did farming change after the expansion?
People became richer and moved to the city Rome, food started to run out as population grew.
How long could a senate member being in government?
All their life, until they die or quit.
River that Rome stands on.
Tiber River
Battle that started the process of plebians having more rights in government.
Conflict of Orders
Table Vlll:
(8)
Crimes
What started Romes expansion?
When a group of people called Gaul, invaded and tried to take over Rome(they succeeded) as Rome fought back they fought other threats conquering as the went.
What qualified a citizen to participate in government?
Had to be male born in Rome, 18+ years old.
What food did Rome have an advantage on growing because of the climate?
Name 2 or 3
Grapes, Olives, Grain, Wine, Bread
What power did the plebeians in the government after the conflict of orders?
They had veto power and 1 tribune they elected.
Table l & Table ll:
(1 & 2)
Civil Procedures
How was trade affected during the expansion?
Trade opened to whole Mediterranean, Roman coins wide-spread, metals + slaves in markets.
How long did the Roman republic last?
482 years! (Not part of quiz but cool to think about!)