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Rome/AtheG

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Philip II lived in Thebes, ruler of Macedonia, son Alexander the Great
Alexander the Great son of Philip II, conquered Persia, legacy: spread of greek culture
Hellenism new philosophy schools, advances in math & astronomy
Geography of Italy peninsula located in Mediterranean, Appenine Mountains less rugged, fertile plains in the north and west
Etruscans lived north of Rome, ruled much of central italy, drove out their ruler
Republic people choose some officials
Patricians members of land-holding upper class
Consuls supervise the business of government and command the armies
Dictator ruler who had complete control over the government
Plebeians farmers, merchants, artisans, had legal rights but little influence
Tribunes plebians could elect their own officials to protect their interests
Veto blocking laws they felt were harmful to Plebians
Law of 12 Tables Plebians could appeal a judgement handed down by a patrician judge
Punic Wars 3 wars between Rome and Carthage
Hannibal carthaginian general
Tiberius Gracchus called tribune for state to distribute land to poor farmers
Gaius Gracchus elected a tribune for public funds to buy grain to feed the poor
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