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Ancient Rome Test

Ancient Rome

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plebians an ordinary citizen in the ancient Roman Republic
patricians member of a wealthy upper class family the ancient Roman Republic
dictator an official that had all the powers of a king but could hold office for only six months
veto "I Forbid" (in ancient times.) The rejection of a bill by the president (in modern times.)
consuls two men that led the government together
republic a form of government that give citizens the right to vote for their leaders. The leaders speak on behalf of the citizens,
democracy a form of government in which citizens govern themselves and all citizens meet up in a specific spot to discuss every small issue that comes up
Etruscans ancient people who lived in Etruria in Italy. They influenced their culture. The Roman gods were originated from the Etruscans as was the toga
Twelve Tables the earliest code of Roman civil, criminal, and religious law
Who was the Roman Emperor who stopped the persecution of Christians? Constantine stopped the persecution of Christians and strongly encouraged the spread of Christianity
Who did the Roman governors of Judea fear? They feared the teachings of Jesus because they worried that he would have more power than the emperors and Roman gods.
Who was Julius Caesar and what did he do? Who assassinated him in 44 B.C.? He was a Roman general who declared himself dictator for life. A group of Roman senators and his best friend Brutus assassinated him for trying to destroy the republic.
Why were plebians out of work in Rome? The slaves captured in wars did much of the work.
Why did the Romans create a republic? They wanted to limit the powers of the kings and rulers.
What type of land mass was Rome located on? It was located in the center of a long, narrow peninsula.
What was the purpose of the story Romulus and Remus? It's a legend that tells how Rome was founded. We learn that Romans valued loyalty and justice, as well as the favor of the gods.
monarchy rule by kings and queens with Etruscans
Republic (short answer) two consuls, a dictator and citizens voted and elected senators to represent them
Dictators and Emperors one person who had absolute power for life
Twelve Tables (short answer) if someone was accused of something than they have the right to face the accuser trial by jury is allowed no one is punished for what they think
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