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CONTINENTS OCEANS RIVERS LAKES CITIES

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What do the United States Government and Roman Republic have in common?

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Separation of Powers

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How did Plebians first get access to political office?

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They went on strike.

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The Main role of Women in Ancient Rome

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To bare and raise children

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What did the poor and wealthy Romans have in common?

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The worshipped the same Roman gods

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Rome’s conquest of Carthage resulted in:

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Rome controlled more land along the western Mediterranean

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Why were tribunes of the plebians so powerful in Roman

government?

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They could Veto laws of the magistrates

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What was the relationship between tenant farmers and

wealthy Romans?

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Tenant farmers rented land from the wealthy Romans

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What is the purpose of Checks and Balances?

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To limit the power of each branch of government

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What shows the romans’ fear of powerful officials?

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Limits on time in office

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How did life change for Rome’s poor as the empire grew?

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Poor people moved to the city to find work

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Rome was built along the:

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Tiber River

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How did Italy’s geography help the Romans conquer the Italian

Peninsula?

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It was easy for soldiers to travel across the land.

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In the Roman Republic, who could be active in government?

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Free adult males

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How did Rome’s position on the Tiber River protect it from

attacks by boats?

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The Tiber River moved too fast for warships to navigate

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What did the Romans borrow from the Greeks or Etruscans?

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MythologyReligious Ideas

Alphabet

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What part of the Roman government decided how to

spend the Republic’s money?

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The Senate

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What was Gaius Marius trying to do by allowing people to join the army and serve for along time?

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He was trying to build a professional army

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Sulla and Caesar won many civil wars and then they both:

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Made themselves Dictators

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In 1 BC, what percent of the population of Rome was made of

slaves?

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40 %

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How did Greek mythology become a part of Roman culture?

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The Romans identified their gods with the Greek gods.

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How did Rome’s conquered people change the Roman army?

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The conquered people, now allies, contributed troops to help

Romans fight.

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What did magistrates have in common?

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They were from the wealthy class

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What is the main difference between our US government and

that of Ancient Rome?

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Women were a not allowed to vote in Ancient Rome

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How were loyal allies sometimes rewarded by Rome?

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They were made Roman citizens

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How did some magistrates become wealthier as the Roman

Republic grew?

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They stole from the provinces and looted from foreign enemies


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