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Rome

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Forum A Roman public meeting place
Dictatorship A ruler who has almost absolute power
Senate Roman officials who were appointed by the consuls
1 of the city-state Rome
Veto To reject or prohibit actions and laws of other government officials
Latin The language of the Romans
Arch A structure that spans a space and supports structure and weight above it.
Aqueduct A human-made raised channel that carries water from distant places
3 sea Adriatic Sea Ionian Sea Tyrrhenian Sea
2 rivers po and Tibers Rivers
THE LAW APPLIED TO EVERYONE.
Oldest man in a famly owned What all family property.
Men Could sell his own __________ or kill them! children
Women had More what than Greeks. freedom
What is a Republic power is held by the people and their elected representatives
How did Roman religion change? by masking with Uther's religion
Senators Had great political power.Wealthiest nobles
Nobles and Patricians Officials and advisors Landowners Rome’s ruling class.
Plebeians Majority of the Roman class. Less wealthy craftspeople, merchants, and landowners.
Freedmen Were once slaves, now free.Major restrictions on legal rights.
Slaves Lowest Class No freedom Considered property of the land owners
What country is Rome found in? Italy
What continent is Rome a part of? Europe
What physical features are found on or around Italy? 3 sea Alps apushuns plan
What physical features are found on or around Italy? peninsula of Italy
City’s hills gave a natural what natural defense from invaders
Small boats could go out to sea from the city onto the Tiber River
River was too fast /dangerous for large ships to attack Rome
First a what. monarchy
Kings ruled as head of army, chief priest, supreme judge
Built first buildings in the forum.
Then a what Republic
All free adult males could participate in what government
By late 200s BC, Rome ruled all of Italy
Legion basic unit of the Roman army
Maniple unit of 60-160 soldiers who formed a solid line.
Loyal allies were given Roman citizenship and voting rights.
Checks and Balances A system that balances the distribution of power in a government
PATRICIANS Could hold public offices. Performed religious ceremonies. Once controlled all aspects of Government.
Italy is mostly mountains and flat plains.
APENNINES Mountain range that runs down the center of the Italian peninsula.
ALPS mountain range that separates Italy from the rest of Europe.
Several rivers provided water and trade routes flow out of Italy’s mountains.
Romulus & Remus two people how made Rome
What saved them she-wolf
As adults they founded the city, but fought over the name of Rome.
who killed who Romulus killed Remus
giving the city the name what Rome
Roman forum an open area in a city with public buildings temples and markets
Approx. 800 B.C. archeologists discovered that people settled in Rome
hew could participate in government. All free adult males
What is a republic? People elect leaders to govern them.
ROME WAS NOT A DEMOCRACY!Only a small group of wealthy & powerful men had say in how the government was ran.
As Rome grew - connected with other what Italian peoples
As Rome grew - connected with other Italian peoples and borrowed what cultures.
700 BC Greeks settled in S. Italy and taught the Romans Greek culture.
Romans identified with Greek what mythology gods and made their own with the Greek.
Adopted what heroes and legends as their own
Believed Virgil, a Roman writer of the Aeneid and character Aeneas what was their ancestor
Etruscans were most what in Italy. powerful
Influenced Roman culture skilled artists, builders, sailors, and traders.
Legion groups of up to 6,000 soldiers.
There were _____ wars fought between Rome and Carthage. 3
is a city in northern Africa Carthage
Rome STRONG ARMY
CARTHAGE STRONG NAVY
3 what fought over Sicily. wars
Carthage sent what to Sicily so Rome sent their what in response armies army
Lasted ____ years. 23
won! Took control of Sicily Rome
Led by a Carthaginian genral named Hannibal
Hannibal invaded _____ from the north with soldiers, horses, & elephants. 218 BC Italy
Hannibal defeated all ______ troops, but could not win the war. Roman
204 BC Had to return to _______ because Rome was attacking. Carthage
Rome sent an army to Africa to destroy ______ Carthage
Rome easily won
Rome _______ the city, _______ most of its people, and sold the rest of the people into ________ burned killed slavery
Rome took control of ___________________& the majority of countries along the __________________ Sea Northern Africa Mediterranean Sea
Who fought in the Punic wars Rome and Carthage
Became first _________ and changed name to Augustus emporer
2nd 1st 3RD WAR what were thares names PUNIC WARS
Hannibal ended up taking his life so that he wouldn’t become a Roman __________ prisoner
Became first _________ and changed name to Augustus emporer
2nd 1st 3RD WAR what were thares names PUNIC WARS
Hannibal ended up taking his life so that he wouldn’t become a Roman __________ prisoner
hew Could not vote, attend assemblies, or hold office. Women
Most important role Have children and raise them to follow traditions
Wealthy Earned $ from agriculture. Owned large farms or businesses. Grew rich from what people (slaves) produced. Men looked after business while women supervised slaves at home and children.
Common People Most lived in cramped apartments without running water.Poorly built homes, disease, crime, fire dangers.Worked a variety of jobs: tenant farms, laborers, ran stores, taverns, and restaurants.
Common People Most lived in cramped apartments without running water.Poorly built homes, disease, crime, fire dangers.Worked a variety of jobs: tenant farms, laborers, ran stores,taverns, and restaurants.
Civil Law A legal system based on a written code of laws
ROMANS DIDN’T WANT TO RULED BY ONE man
TO MAKE SURE NO ONE PERSON BECAME TOO POWERFUL
SPLIT THE OFFICE BY ELECTING __ OR MORE 2 men
groups of up to 6,000 soldiers. Legion
THE LAW APPLIED TO EVERYONE
LOOKED AFTER $ OF ROME WERE ALSO JUDGES CONSULS MAGISTRATES
ROME’S CONSTITUTION A SYSTEM OF RULES BY WHICH A GOVERNMENT IS ORGANIZED
UNLIKE U.S. CONSTITUTION IT WAS UNWRITTEN
BASED ON TRADITION AND CUSTOM
EACH COULD _____ THE OTHER VETO
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