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Patricians

Aristocrats or the Nobles

Plebeians

Everyone else cannot become consul or dictator

Equites

Plebeian that becomes rich but has no political power

Senate

Control public funds and political appointments

Assembly of centuries

Wealthy farmers who were elected to serve in government and vote for higher ranking positions

Assembly of tribes

Represented a area, made laws and selected tribunes

Consuls

We're army commanders and could veto

Praetors

Analyze laws and determine if they are legal

Censors

Register people for voting and keep track of population

Dictator

Would have absolute power for six months only in emergencies

Veto power

Consuls and tribunes could veto anything

The Latins

Tiber river villages that blend together

The Greeks

Left over from colonized Greece. We're in Sicily and bottom of peninsula

The Estrucans

North part of peninsula eventually took over rome, taught Romans how to build roads and sewers

Family

We're taught religion in family and education

Religion

Started out believing everything had spirits then started worshipping Roman gods

Education

We're taught how to be polite and how to act and understand government by the dad.


We're taught how to read, write and do math by the mom.

Italian peninsula

Snow in North the rest of the country has a Mediterranean climate. Not many harbors.

The seven hills of rome

Quirinal


Viminal


Esqualine


Capitaline


Celia


Palantine


Aventine