Chapter 6: Politics Flashcards

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Roman Republic Political Positions

Consul

A

executive power over the army

consulate

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Roman Republic Political Positions

Praetor

A

administer of the law

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Roman Republic Political Positions

Quaestor

A

administer the finances of the Republic

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4
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Roman Republic Political Positions

Aedile

A

administer the city, roads, temples

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5
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Roman Republic Political Positions

Censor

A

take census, review citizen body, award contracts

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6
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Roman Republic Political Positions

Plebeian Tribune

A

veto legislation, convene Senate, help citizens

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7
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Legal Phrases

Ab initio

A

from the beginning

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Legal Phrases

Bona/Mala Fide

A

in good/bad faith

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9
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Legal Phrases

De facto

A

according to fact

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10
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Legal Phrases

De iure

A

according ot law

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Legal Phrases

Doli capax / Doli incapax

A

capable of crime / incapable of crime

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Legal Phrases

Habeas Corpus

A

you must have the person (physically present in court before a judge)

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13
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Legal Phrases

Ipso facto

A

by the fact itself

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14
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Legal Phrases

Per se

A

by itself

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15
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Legal Phrases

Persona non grata

A

an unacceptable person

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16
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Legal Phrases

Quid pro quo

A

one thing for another

17
Q

Polis

A

Greek “city,” Ancient Greek city-state

18
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Acropolis

A

Greek “high city,” a fortified citadel (often) on hill

19
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Civitas

A

Latin “citizenship, citizen-rights, citizen.”

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Civis

A

Latin “citizen”

21
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Urbs

A

Latin “city,” “stronghold.”

22
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Libertas

A

Latin “freedom.”

23
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Res Publics

A

Latin “the affairs of the people.” republic.