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Chap 11 Sect 1.3-1.4

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19 Nsɛmmisa

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Vocab Match!

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tribunes

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citizens vote for their leaders

veto

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wealthy landowners

republic

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poorer farmers and craftsmen

dictator

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plebeian-elected representatives

plebeian

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bronze tablets with laws that protected all Roman citizens from injustice

Senate

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two leaders that had the authority of a king but for only one year

Cicero

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reject

patrician

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elected judicial officers

Twelve Tables

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one of Rome's most brilliant speakers

consuls

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given complete control in times of crisis but were expected to give up power after danger had passed

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Match the Romans with their likely titles.

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dictator

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plebeians

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Senate

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patricians

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In this painting, delivers a speech before the Senate.

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  • applied the laws

  • advised the consuls

  • made the laws

  • led the government and army

  • Senate

  • Executive Brance

  • Legislative Branch

  • Judicial Branch

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How did the Romans prevent any one branch from becoming too powerful?

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The , dedicated to one of Rome’s most important gods, became the , holding the growing riches of the republic.

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19.

How are the United States and the Roman Republic alike? (Write a complete paragraph)

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What could be found at the Forum?

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8.

The oldest and most powerful branch was the .

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The second branch of the government was the .

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The Forum began as a simple outdoor .

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The third branch was made up of two who were elected by the but did what the wanted them to do.

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Why would the Senate appoint a dictator?

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What symbolized the end of the Roman Republic?

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Which choice best describes the Roman Republic?

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15.

If the Roman government wanted to spend money building new roads, who would have to approve the funds?

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16.

Place the following events in chronological order.

  1. The plebeians revolt

  2. Julius Caesar becomes dictator of Rome

  3. The Senate is founded

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17.

How was the Roman government different before the Twelve Tables were created?

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What was the main difference between the Senate and the Assembly?