Chapter 8 Highlights Flashcards

1
Q

What is north of Rome, Italy

A

Etruscans

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2
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What is South of Rome, Italy?

A

Greek colonies

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3
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Latins settled in the city of Rome which is located on landlocked, island or peninsula Italy?

A

peninsula

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4
Q

When did Romans rebel overthrowing their Etruscan king?

A

509 B.C.

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5
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What was established after Rome’s Etruscan king was overthrown?

A

The Roman Republic

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6
Q

Was the Roman Republic a direct or a representative democracy?

A

I was a representative democracy

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7
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Who did the republic originally favor?

A

wealthy landowners

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8
Q

What were wealthy landowners known as in Rome?

A

patricians

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9
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What were common people known as in Rome?

A

plebeians

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10
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Did Plebeians get their own assembly?

A

yes

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11
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What was the elected leaders for the Plebeian assembly known as?

A

tribunes

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12
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What was the written laws written around 450 BC known as?

A

The Twelve Tables

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13
Q

Did the Roman Republic’s constitution included unwritten practices and traditions?

A

yes

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14
Q

How many parts did The Roman Republic’s constitution divided the government into?

A

three

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15
Q

Where was power placed in Rome?

A

Power was placed in institutions like the Senate and citizen assemblies, and in leaders such as consuls and dictators.

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16
Q

What is proof that Romans valued duty to the state?

A

Rome’s citizen-soldiers

17
Q

Who fought in the Punic wars?

A

Rome and Carthage

18
Q

What were they fighting for in the Punic Wars?

A

control of the western Mediterranean

19
Q

During the seance punic war what did the army of Hannibal invade?

A

Italy, where they caused a large amount of damage

20
Q

Who won in the Punic Wars?

A

Rome

21
Q

What did Rome conquer after the Punic wars?

A

Greek territory in the eastern Mediterranean

22
Q

What did Roman expansion cause?

A

Problems, especially for poor farmers

23
Q

During the struggle in Rome what did powerful politicians make?

A

Powerful armies that were loyal to them and not Rome

24
Q

Was Julius Caesar a popular leader?

A

yes

25
Q

When did Julius Caesar become dictator?

A

44 BC

26
Q

Who killed Caesar?

A

A group of senators led by Marcus Brutus

27
Q

Why did they murder Caesar?

A

They feared he was becoming too powerful

28
Q

What did Octavian do before becoming the sole power in Rome?

A

He defeated his former allies

29
Q

What was Octavians relation to Caesar

A

He was Caesar’s great nephew and adopted son

30
Q

What did the Senate name Octavian?

A

Augustus

31
Q

How did Rome fare under Augustus?

A

It became larger and it thrived

32
Q

What did Augustus achieve in Rome?

A

Pax Romana

33
Q

What does Pax Romana mean in English?

A

Roman Peace