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2. Tiber River
THE PHYSICAL
FEATURE WHERE
ROME WAS BUILT.
THE RIVER WAS
SHALLOW MAKING
IT EASY TO CROSS
● PROVIDED TRAVEL
TO TRADE IN THE
SEA
3. THE REPUBLIC
A GOVERNMENT
RAN BY ELECTED
LEADERS CHOSEN
BY THE PEOPLE
● BROKEN INTO 3 PARTS
● SENATE, ASSEMBLY,
MAGISTRATES
○ THINK→ S.A.M.
● REPRESENTATIVE
4. PLEBEIANS
ROME’S LOWER
CLASS
● ARTISANS, LABORERS,
FARMERS
● REBELLED AGAINST THE
REPUBLIC TO GET MORE
RIGHTS/HAVE MORE OF A
SAY
○ THE GOVERNMENT
MAKES THE ASSEMBLY
TO KEEP ORDER AND
STOP THE REBELLION
5. PATRICIANS
ROME’S UPPER
CLASS
● HELD POLITICAL POWER
● ONLY CLASS TO BE
ELECTED TO GOVERNMENT
○ CHANGED AFTER THE
PLEBEIAN REBELLION
○ CHANGES WHEN THE
ASSEMBLY IS CREATED
TO KEEP ORDER AND
STOP THE REBELLION
7. CONSULS
THE TITLE OF THE
TWO MOST POWERFUL
MAGISTRATES
● LEADERS THAT CREATED LAW &
LEAD ARMY
● WAS CONSIDERED THE HIGHEST
POSITION IN THE REPUBLIC
(GOV’T)
● HELD OFFICE FOR 1 YEAR
● CONTROLLED MILITARY &
GOVERNMENT
● COULD SERVE AS DICTATOR IN
8. ROMAN SENATE
A COUNCIL OF
WEALTHY &
POWERFUL ROMANS
THAT ADVISED THE
LEADERS
● MADE UP OF A
GROUP OF 300
UPPER CLASS
9. ROMAN ASSEMBLY
A COUNCIL THAT
PROTECTED THE
RIGHTS OF THE
PLEBEIANS
● ELECTED THE
TWO CONSULS
● VOTED ON