This was a permanent part of the government whose members served for life.
The Senate?
100
The highest elected political office of the Roman Republic and in wartime often held the highest military command.
The Consuls
100
The Roman Code of Laws.
The Twelve Tables
100
Government in which power is exercised by the public at large.
The Republic.
200
Roman citizens were divided into 2 social classes.
Patricians and Plebeians?
200
Assembly for legislative, electoral, and judicial purposes.
The Centuriate Assembly?
200
Who was the last Roman Dictator?
Gaius Julius Caesar.
200
What was the first table concerning?
The summons to court.
200
US and Roman Republic both have 2 similar branches.
Legislative and executive branches
300
The lower Roman class.
Plebeians
300
Senate of the Roman Republic passed decrees which constituted "advice" from the senate to a magistrate.
The senatus consulta?
300
Who came in to protect Rome and left once the job was done?
The dictator
300
How were the laws were projected?
They engraved the law on tablets of metal and put them in the forum for everyone to read.
300
Two sides fought three bloody wars. What were these wars called?
The Punic Wars?
400
What were the Plebeians and Patricians not allowed to do together?
Intermarriage
400
One reason the Senate was powerful.
Varius. They had experience, had the dignity of tradition, since it existed from earliest Roman state.
400
An officer in ancient Rome who was responsible for maintaining the census, supervising public morality, and overseeing certain aspects of the government's finances.
The censor.
400
Why were the twelve tables significant?
The twelve tables in the Roman law began to have set of rules and standards which they have to follow.
400
Why was the Republic created?
The Roman Republic was created to get rid of arbitrary one man rule and to give more people a voice in their government.
500
Between BCE to 287 BCE, what was the war between the Plebeians and Patricians called?
The Conflict/ Struggle of Orders?
500
Name one religious restrictions the Senate must operate by.