October 29 Flashcards

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Rome’s Early Republic - When did it take place?

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5- early 3rd century

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Rome Early Republic - Which enthnicity becomes dominate?

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Romans become dominate in Italy

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Rome Early Republic - What did the Romans do after taking over Italy? (2)

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1) When they defeated state generals - they were spared

2) Some people are given citizenship

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Rome Early Republic - Why were the Generals and troops spared by the Romans? (2)

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1) Troops

2) Money

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Rome Early Republic - Why were some people provided citzenship in Romes early republic?

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Gain a large mass of troops

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Why was Rome Succesful? (3)

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1) Social Factors
2) Diplomatic factors
3) Military Factors

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Why was Rome Succesful? - Elaborate on Social Factors (2)

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Romans found a peaceful socio-economic solution to friction in their society.
- Resolution of struggle and order where Plebeians continue to support the state.

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Who are Plebeians?

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Members of the lower society - commons

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Why was Rome Succesful? - Elaborate on Diplomatic Factors (2)

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1) Romans harness the strength of defeated opponents especially allies (soccii)
2) Romans used diplomacy to justify wars (Bellum Iustum)

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Why was Rome Succesful? - Elaborate on Military Factors (3)

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Created new technologies

1) Scutum (oblong shield) protected more than hoplite shield
2) Soldiers were armed with two javelins and a sword for close combat (Gladius) - Gladiator
3) Paid soldiers - incentivized to fight

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Rome and Carthage - Who were Phoenicians?

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Sesmitic people from Syria/ Lebanon - called themselves kenaani

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Rome and Carthage - Why did Greeks call Phoenicians “Trade” people

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Because of purple shell dye they exported

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Rome and Carthage - When was the Carthage founded and why did the Romans despise it?

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1) 814 BCE and became main Phoenician City in 6th C.

2) Main rival of Rome and was a collection of cities (like poleis)

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Rome and Carthage - What was so threatining about the Carthage ?(2)

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1) Advance naval and trading power

2) Ready and prepared for war

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Describe Pg 224 LIVY 3.55 1-7

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A primary source which describes the persecution of plebians right to appeal and the protection of patricians

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The struggle of the Order- Who gave the right to appeal?

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Given through the tribunes of the Plebs

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The struggle of the Order- Did Plebeians ever get access to the magistracies? What were the magistrates (2)

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1) Yes the Plebs were given access to the magistrates

2) Consulship, Praetorship

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The struggle of the Order- Who were the type of Plebeians that were able to obtain these magistrates?

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wealthy mofo’s and participate in politics

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The struggle of the Order- What is the assembly were ONLY Plebeins get to express their will?

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Concilium Plebis

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The struggle of the Order- Who was LIVY and what was his significance? (2)

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1) Roman author who wrote about law
2) Wrote 224 passage which states that patricians were trying to keep plebeians out of office. Patricians were debating whether they should be accountable by Plebiscites (Plebein law assembly) The assembly in the Centuriate Assembly that said anything passed by the Plebeians is the law

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The struggle of the Order- Describe Sancrosancity

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The idea that the tribunals were sacred and if anybody violated the tribunals there would be NO physical repercussion but rather societal pressure and distaste

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The struggle of the Order- What did the Silver denarius (coin) of P. Licinius Nerva (general) depict?

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two forms of voting

1) Voting in private (across a bridge [isolate])
2) Voting shouting - worst