Untitled spreadsheet - Sheet1 (7)

Question 1

Lex claudia

Answer 1

218: prevents senators from trade

Question 2

Diophanes and Stoic Blossius

Answer 2

Influences on Gracchi

Question 3

Scaevola (consul), random Cato, Fulvius Flaccus

Answer 3

Allies of Gracchi

Question 4

131b

Answer 4

Two plebeians hold censorship

Question 5

Taxation, jury courts to equites

Answer 5

G Gracchus

Question 6

Minucius Rufus

Answer 6

Tribune of 121; proposes repeal of Gracchus’ legislation–>violence in which Opimius’ servant killed

Question 7

121-11

Answer 7

Agrarian laws–>ager publicus converted to private property, rent abolished

Question 8

104b

Answer 8

Ahenobarbus passes plebeians can be priests

Question 9

Reforms of Marius

Answer 9

6 centuries<legion of 6000; all ages, classes intermixed with pilum and gladius; carry own equiptment

Question 10

90b

Answer 10

Lex Julia de Civitate latinis danda: citizenship to all municipia who had not fought; followed by grant to all

Question 11

freed 10,000 slave bodyguard

Answer 11

Sulla

Question 13

70b

Answer 13

Cicero prosecutes Verres for extortion in Sicilly

Question 14

A Gabinius

Answer 14

Tribune of 67: Pompey with 20 propraetors

Question 15

65b

Answer 15

Censorship of Crassus: proposes citizenship to transpadane; accept spurious Ptolemaic will; perhaps kill consuls with Catiline

Question 16

Manlius

Answer 16

General of Catiline in Etruria

Question 17

54b

Answer 17

Death of Julia ruptures triumvirate

Question 18

Ariovistus

Answer 18

German leader against whom Caesar campaigns

Question 19

55b

Answer 19

Caesar’s invasion of Britain (1)

Question 20

Battle of Corfinium

Answer 20

Caesar deats Ahenobarbus, adds troops to his

Question 21

Colonies of Caesar

Answer 21

20 of 100,000 total

Question 22

Freedmen to decuriones

Answer 22

Caesar

Question 23

Senate under Caesar

Answer 23

900 with centurions, Gauls, even freedmen

Question 24

Magistrates under Caesar

Answer 24

Doubles P, A, and Q

Question 25

493b

Answer 25

Foedus Cassianum: perpetual peace between Latins and Rome, Latin league

Question 26

Q. Publius Philo

Answer 26

First plebeian praetor (337); first proconsul (326); mandated one consul plebeian

Question 27

Scullard’s trend for Comitia

Answer 27

Tributa gradually supercedes centuriata for legislation. However latter still does consuls, appeals for capital cases (former for fines), war and peace

Question 28

Sources of money during 3rd:

Answer 28

citizens pay direct capital tax (only for mil purposes); all pay customs duties

Question 29

Why not aid mamertines

Answer 29

Hypocritical; breach treaty of 306

Question 30

131b

Answer 30

Lex Rupilia collects tithes, harbor taxes from Sicilly via private citizens rather than societates

Question 31

Leaders of merc revolt

Answer 31

Matho and Spendicus