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15 Cards in this Set
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provincia
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- sphere of influence ruled by praetor or consul
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revolts and discontent in provinces
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- Vercingetorix
- CLassius & Tutor - Caratacus & Cartimandua - Civilis - Judea |
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Vercingetorix revolt
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- leader of revolt in Gaul 52 BC
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Classius & Tutor
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- Roman educated Gaelic leaders who want an independent nation
- realized that close nations could attack them - they realized they had to be stationed further from nations |
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Caratacus & Cartimandua
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- saw tribes wanting separation from Rome and made allies because he wanted to rule Britain
- tricked by Cartimandua and handed over to Rome |
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Civilis
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- during year of four emperors
- roman trained with roman trained Batavian troops under his command - Rome learns to keep troops further from city |
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Judea
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- Jews hated Rome
- the failed because they were unorganized |
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imperial province
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only imperial emperor can choose governor
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governor
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- senators (ex-praetors, ex-consuls)
- maintain peace and order - protect against foreign and domestic - serves as judge in legal dispute - general administration - collect taxes |
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Verres
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- found guilty of embezzlement
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Caesar's governorship
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- extended for ten years
- usually 3-5 - good/solid governor |
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Agricola
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- final conquest of Britain
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Britain
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- outpost of the emperors
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Provincial policies of Republic
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- no frontier policies
- governors not accountable - trials but no convictions |
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Provincial policies of Empire
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- emperors controlled provinces
- predictable/ reliable bureaucracy - predictable military policy - trade/protection/culture |
