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    roman republic had a leader than it lives up to its name but they didn’t have one. The had other people controlling the society “In Roman society, the aristocrats were known as patricians. “The highest positions in the government were held by two consuls, or leaders, who ruled the Roman Republic. A senate composed of patricians elected these consuls. At this time, lower-class citizens, or plebeians, had virtually no say in the government.” This is just another thing stating that there are…

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    Rome gave the illusion of equality between the Patricians, the upper class, and the Plebeians, the lower class, by awarding them the same rights under the law, but in reality, did not fully do away with the divide between the two groups. Ancient Mesopotamian civilization was…

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    end I have decided to present him under the name of (insert name here ). This choice reflects his obviously patrician status, with his personal name being accompanied by the name of his voting “tribe” and the familial cognomen (Bradley 1990, ). My senator is…

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    would elect consuls, tribunes, and magistrates. These two government institutions were founded under the influence of the wealthy group. For instance, the Carthaginians governmental power belonged to the wealthy of the Suffetes and Rome’s to the Patricians. Carthaginian 's two chief magistrates, aka the Suffetes, would compare to the Consuls of the Roman government. Although Carthage and Rome had some similarities in their political system, they were different. THE CARTHAGINIAN GOVERNMENT…

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    Plebeians got a say in the government and had the idea to write down the laws the Patricians would constantly beat the Plebeians for breaking laws but the Plebeians were never told the laws and the weren't written down so a Patrician might make up a fake law or change around a law just so that he could beat up the Plebeian. If a Patrician was accused of a crime by a Plebeian it wouldn't matter because the Patricians ruled the court system anyways. They didn't treat slaves as bad as other…

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    leave two broad and fertile plains which were Latium and Campania. The plains attracted a lot of settlers. Rome developed great resources of Latium and maintained with the rest of Italy. There was a social conflict in Rome between plebeians and patricians which was known as the…

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    Equality In Roman Law

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    The client owner relationship began to continually separate the two social classes, leaving the plebians to be subject to the decision of patricians. A furor for an establishment of written law over took the plebians. The Twelve Tables sought to shorten the gap between plebians and patricians by setting a written law code, which embraced the cultural traditions in Rome. The main function of this law code was to hold people to their word, ensuring that the moral of…

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    government placement of authority because they felt that the Patricians had more say than the Plebeians. Corrupt Roman officials were a big contribution as to why this was occurring. People such as Crassus and Caesar were causing the decline of the great Roman Republic. Citizens and public officials disagreed where the power in the government should be. There were constant disputes because they could not balance the power between in Patricians and Plebeians. In 140-133 BC the Gracchus brothers…

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    Throughout the History of Rome, there is a clear progression in its culture and wealth. These advancements are mirrored in the art of the Romans. Beginning with the Etruscans, up until the Late Roman Empire, the depths of the Roman culture and the amount of wealth which they possessed, grew rapidly and immensely. This early art expresses the Roman divergence from the cultures which they were once heavily influenced by. The Etruscan Apollo of Veii, made in five hundred BCE shows just how much…

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    Menenius Behavior

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    Similarly, Menenius also portrays that because he is a patrician, he does not only act as a patrician but as “father” (I.i.75) and is aware of their concerns. His behavior is different, it is not a cold and dry, but a warm. In context, charitable works as tender-hearted (OED, “charitable”,a2 ) and his primary function is to express…

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