The Romans believed their city was founded in in 753 BC. Rome had four
classes of people: slaves, plebeians, equestrians, and the nobles of Rome which
were called patricians. Their government was very successful, it lasted about 500
years. Compared to USA it's less than 300.
Tribune, or Tribunus in Latinis is a tribe and a leader who is voted by the people,
is to protect them with freedom against nobles, and look over the wealthy who pass
over the laws attempting to take it away. They are part of both the military and
political life in Ancient Rome, and they tend to give favor to the rich. There were 10
voted leaders that write down the laws on 12 tablets, which is a flat stone, clay, or
wood. At the end of their term, the original …show more content…
The monarchy fell, then the tribune powers of the Celerus were
divided into the Master of the Infantry, which is also known as a dictator, the first ever
was T. Larcius.
The Tribune of the Plebs, which were lower classes, but were the most familiar of
all the tribunes, existed in the 5th century BC. In 508 BC the military tribunes were
voted by the people to the highest rank, but later put to an end in 367 BC. They are
expected to serve 5 years in the military. Being a military tribune, they are the senior
class, and are supposed to be overseeing areas, and have a good eye. Under the
Halprin3 early public, there were six to a legionThe Plebs in office was formed in 493 BC, but
by 449 BC not many were left. The Plebs were the only way to break up the
plebeians and patricians. The influence of military tribunes in the area lasted
throughout the Republic and Empire ages.
Consular Tribunes were considered useful in the military in the years of war,
when leaders were needed. Others were allowed to be elected, but the chances of
winning war were low. Consular Tribunes had the best chance of winning. The
Consular Tribunes were finished in 367 BC.
The Plebeian Tribune was known as the tribune of the plebs. The tribune had …show more content…
There were 2 to begin with, for a short
amount of time, then there were 5, there were 10 by 457 BC. The office started in 494
BC. The lectionaries of the Plebeian tribune started in 471 BC.
The Kings were finally removed from their place. It led to a struggle with the
patricians and the plebeians which was called the Conflict of the Orders. They tried to
help stop the conflict with them. Soon a law was passed for a plebeian dictator.
Halprin4
The plebeians were hungry, poor, and weak. Some had their homes taken
away, and they couldn't afford to rebuild it, so they were forced to borrow. Farmers
can be sold for slavery or be killed. They always had to find a way to solve a problem
when a new issue comes up. They needed to be physical for the problems they deal
with.
There were 2 Roman tribunes in the play Julius Caesar, they are Marullus and
Flavius. They are both arrogant and has no respect to the Roman King. They also
dislike people of the lower classes. They kidnapped some people who were
celebrating Caesar's return to Rome from the fight, and start torch urging them.
Flavius is annoyed that Caesar gets all the glory and not them. Later, Marullus
classes of people: slaves, plebeians, equestrians, and the nobles of Rome which
were called patricians. Their government was very successful, it lasted about 500
years. Compared to USA it's less than 300.
Tribune, or Tribunus in Latinis is a tribe and a leader who is voted by the people,
is to protect them with freedom against nobles, and look over the wealthy who pass
over the laws attempting to take it away. They are part of both the military and
political life in Ancient Rome, and they tend to give favor to the rich. There were 10
voted leaders that write down the laws on 12 tablets, which is a flat stone, clay, or
wood. At the end of their term, the original …show more content…
The monarchy fell, then the tribune powers of the Celerus were
divided into the Master of the Infantry, which is also known as a dictator, the first ever
was T. Larcius.
The Tribune of the Plebs, which were lower classes, but were the most familiar of
all the tribunes, existed in the 5th century BC. In 508 BC the military tribunes were
voted by the people to the highest rank, but later put to an end in 367 BC. They are
expected to serve 5 years in the military. Being a military tribune, they are the senior
class, and are supposed to be overseeing areas, and have a good eye. Under the
Halprin3 early public, there were six to a legionThe Plebs in office was formed in 493 BC, but
by 449 BC not many were left. The Plebs were the only way to break up the
plebeians and patricians. The influence of military tribunes in the area lasted
throughout the Republic and Empire ages.
Consular Tribunes were considered useful in the military in the years of war,
when leaders were needed. Others were allowed to be elected, but the chances of
winning war were low. Consular Tribunes had the best chance of winning. The
Consular Tribunes were finished in 367 BC.
The Plebeian Tribune was known as the tribune of the plebs. The tribune had …show more content…
There were 2 to begin with, for a short
amount of time, then there were 5, there were 10 by 457 BC. The office started in 494
BC. The lectionaries of the Plebeian tribune started in 471 BC.
The Kings were finally removed from their place. It led to a struggle with the
patricians and the plebeians which was called the Conflict of the Orders. They tried to
help stop the conflict with them. Soon a law was passed for a plebeian dictator.
Halprin4
The plebeians were hungry, poor, and weak. Some had their homes taken
away, and they couldn't afford to rebuild it, so they were forced to borrow. Farmers
can be sold for slavery or be killed. They always had to find a way to solve a problem
when a new issue comes up. They needed to be physical for the problems they deal
with.
There were 2 Roman tribunes in the play Julius Caesar, they are Marullus and
Flavius. They are both arrogant and has no respect to the Roman King. They also
dislike people of the lower classes. They kidnapped some people who were
celebrating Caesar's return to Rome from the fight, and start torch urging them.
Flavius is annoyed that Caesar gets all the glory and not them. Later, Marullus