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What was the Italian peninsula like?

Mountainous, Mediterranean climate, snow in north, palm trees, orange trees, few harbors but they were good. Many rivers but not good for shipping. Low; swampy land; bugs that would then would cause disease

What were the Latins like

Tiber River where they settled. Villages blended to make rome

What were the Greeks like

Were left over after colonizing. The absorbed into rome also

What were the Etruscans like

No one knows where they came from. Started to take over everything

What were the seven hills of Rome

Quirinal, viminal, esqualine, caelian, aventine, palantine, capitaline

Who were Romulus and Remus

Babies of the Roman god Mars. Romulus killed Remus. And was raised by wolves

What is a republic

A form of government in which those who are entitled to vote to choose people to run the government

Who were the patricians

The nobles or the cool ones

Who were the plebeians

Middle class

Who were the equites

Plebeians that became rich

The consoles

Day to day running of the city. Army commanders and have veto power

The praetors

Determining Roman laws

The censors

People who register and keep track of all citizens

The dictator

Only for 6 months in power

Who were the Tribune

Included more plebians in government

What was veto power

I forbid

What were the Twelve Tables

Roman writen tables

The role of the family

Learn your morals and values. The father can sell his children

Religion

Animism everything around us has a spirit

Education

The dad taught morals respect and farming

Military

Every single guy was required to fight for no pay

Who was Hannibal

Music 37 elephants and marches to beat Hammelcar

First Punic War

Rome began to expand. Hammel car wins. And Rome steals a ship

Second Punic War

Scipio leads Roman forces. Goes and attacks Carthage, kills himself

Third Punic War

Romans kill every Carthage person. Carthage is now of Roman territory

Governments

Need to be able to have language barriers

Providence

Not necessarily citizens but allies

Agriculture

Feeding people and giving people food farmers move to cities

Commerce

Trade

Social change

Loyalty more slave, unemployment, and judged for wealth

Roman Republic

Temple huge didn't have strong leaders and Rome started to crumble