7th grade Rome Flashcards

1
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  • Mountains
  • Hills/ Plains
  • Seas
  • River
  • Peninsula
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Landforms & Geographical Features

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A person that has a part in the advancement of Roman society.

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Contribution

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3
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  • Citizens elect representatives to hold government positions.
  • Power is divided into multiple parts.
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Republic

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A government consisting of three parts which share power.

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Tripartite

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5
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  • Citizens of Roman society who were part of the higher or wealthier class.
  • Had most of the power and say in government.
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Patricians

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  • Citizens of Roman society who were part of the working or lower class.
  • Until later in time, their political power was very limited.
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Plebeians

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  • Two patricians who were in charge of the army and overseeing the government.
  • Elected each year
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Consul

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  • The Roman law making body made up of 300 patricians.
  • Men served in this position for life.
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Senate

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  • Large group of Roman citizens. - Only group that plebeians were able to participate in.
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Assembly

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10
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People who interpreted the laws and acted as judges.

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Praetors

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11
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  • Roman code of law that was carved on bronze tablets.
  • Developed because the plebeians demanded justice. “All free citizens had the right to be treated equally.”
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12 Tables

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12
Q

-Male patricians and plebeians
-Parent who was a citizen (native born)
-Freed slaves or allies
-Made a large payment

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Roman Citizenship

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13
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  • Multiple parts
  • Does not allow one part to gain too much power.
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Checks and Balances

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14
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When citizens register themselves, their family, and their property for taxes.

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Census

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15
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  • A public building that was mostly used for legal courts and business matters
  • Followed a general style of architecture that made the building roughly rectangular in shape, and they always had a roof
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Basilicas

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16
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  • The most
    sophisticated way of travel the ancient
    world had ever seen
  • Many are still in use today
  • Constructed with a combination of dirt, gravel and bricks made from granite or
    hardened volcanic lava
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Roads and Highways

17
Q
  • The most famous of these
    is the Pantheon in Rome
  • Romans also used this architectural element in other buildings including temples, baths, palaces, villas and mausoleums
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Dome/Pantheon

18
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  • Existed for roughly 4,000 years, but
    the ancient Romans were the first to effectively harness their power in the
    construction of bridges, monuments and buildings
  • Allowed the weight of buildings to be evenly distributed along various supports, preventing massive Roman structures like the Colosseum from crumbling under their own weight
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Roman Arch

19
Q
  • These engineering marvels used gravity to transport water along stone, lead and concrete pipelines and into city centers
  • Could transport water as far as 60 miles.
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Aqueduct

20
Q
  • Elliptical, enclosed spaces
  • Some used for gladiatorial combats or battles between men and animals
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Amphitheatre

21
Q

To mistreat someone or something

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Persecute