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After the Romans overthrew their Etruscan king, they created _________

republic

Power to cancel another person's decision

veto

What were the cause of hardships for Roman farmers

enslaving war prisoners, hannibals siege of rome, and growth of latifundias

Three-person group of rulers

triumvirate

One ruler who had absolute power

dictator

Rome's victories in the Punic Wars brought it territory in

Spain, Sicily, and North Africa

Large farm estates near Rome

Latifundias

Officials who protected the rights of plebeians

tribunes

Soldiers in the Roman army

Legionaries

Administrative and military leaders of the Roman Republic

consuls

The civil war that followed the death of Caesar ended with

the victory of Octavian

Ordinary citizens of Rome

plebeians

Tax collectors in the Roman provinces

publicans

Members of Rome's old and wealthy families

patricians

In the early years of the Roman Republic, real political power belonged to

patricians

The Twelve Tables of written law were an important step because

They made all laws public for the people to be able to read them

Military hero who began paying professional soldiers to join the army was

Gaius Marius

By about 275 B.C., the territory controlled by Rome included

the whole peninsula of Italy

The group who planned to kill Julius Caesar included

about 60 senators

The Punic Wars were a long series of conflicts between

Romans and Carthaginians