the roman republic

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the roman republic

Romulus and Remus
Who were the two main characters in the myth about the founding of Rome?
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Romulus and Remus Who were the two main characters in the myth about the founding of Rome?
they could see the enemy, there was fertile soil, and a good source What advantages did the first people who settled the 7 hills in Rome have?
the tiber river Name the River that flows through Rome into the Tyrrhenian Sea?
the Etruscans Who ruled Rome from 600 B.C. until they were conquered by the Romans in 509 B.C.?
their alphabet and their gods What did the Romans borrow from the Greeks and the Etruscans?
a republic What type of government did the Romans create?
in a republic, citizens who have the right to vote select their leaders What is a republic?
two consuls Who led the Roman republic?
two cheif officials What is a consul?
the most powerful part of the government What was the senate?
a member of a rich family What is a Patrician?
an ordinary citizen What is a plebeian?
the rejection of a planned action by the person in power What is a veto?
after theey drove the Etruscans out When did the Romans agree to have a dictator?
a ruler who has total control of the government What is a dictator?
about 250 years How long did it take Rome to conquer most of Italy?
they patricians brought back slaves and replaced the plebians with them Why were plebeians without jobs after the Roman conquests?
a written code What was the Law of the Tables?
Carthage, Spain, and Greece Which groups of people did the Romans conquers?
Julius Ceasar Who came to power as the Roman Republic was declining?
the Romans Who conquered Gaul?
war broke out What happened in 49 B.C. between Caesar and the Senate?
Caesar Who became dictator of the Roman world in 48 B.C.?
Caesar Who became dictator for life in 44 B.C.?
the people thought he acted to much like a king, the senate Why was Julius Caesar killed on March 15, 44 B.C.? Who killed him?
Caesar's adopted son Octavian Who took Julius Caesars place?
Caesar Agustus What title did Octavian receive?
highly respected What does the title Augustus mean?
Agustus Who was the first Emperor of Rome?

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