Punic Wars Punic Wars Effects Roman Republic Life Vocab 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500 These Roman laws written on bronze tablets were ID: 637330
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The Roman RepublicSlide2
Roman Government
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These Roman laws, written on bronze tablets, were
the first to be posted in Rome’s Forum for all to see, understand and obey.Slide4
Answer – 100
The Twelve TablesSlide5
The United States has one president. The Roman Republic had two of these who ran Rome’s government and military.Slide6
Answer – 200
ConsulsSlide7
To keep the Senate in check, this section of the Roman Republic was developed to protect the rights of the plebeians.Slide8
Answer – 300
TribunesSlide9
Chosen for life, this section of the Roman Republic proposed laws, advised the consuls, and handled Rome’s daily government operations.Slide10
Answer – 400
The SenateSlide11
This section of the Roman Republic had the power to declare war, agree to peace terms, and submit ideas to the Senate and tribunes
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Answer – 500
Citizen AssemblySlide13
The Punic Wars consisted of three different wars fought between these two city-states.Slide14
Answer – 100
Rome and CarthageSlide15
All three Punic Wars were won by this city-state, which resulted in more territory and greater power.Slide16
Answer – 200
RomeSlide17
The Carthaginians attempted to use these animals to cross the snow-covered Alps and infiltrate Rome.Slide18
Answer – 300
ElephantsSlide19
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Carthaginian general led a surprise attack by marching his troops through the Alps and attacking Rome from the North. Too bad his army ran out of supplies.Slide20
Answer – 400
HannibalSlide21
To destroy enemy farmlands during the Punic Wars, soldiers plowed this substance into fields to prevent anything from growing.Slide22
Answer – 500
SaltSlide23
Due to destroyed crops and loss of farmland, many farmers moved here.Slide24
Answer – 100
The city of RomeSlide25
After the Punic Wars, small farms were replaced by large farming estates known as these.Slide26
Answer – 200
LatifundiasSlide27
Aside from farmers who decided to work on the lands they sold, most labor on the
latifundias were performed by these two groups.Slide28
Answer – 300
Slaves and captivesSlide29
As more and more farmers moved into the city, living conditions became terrible due to these effects.
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Answer – 400
Very crowdedNot enough fresh waterWaste was unable to be removedBuildings caught fire or collapsedDiseases spreadSlide31
As some farmers worked construction jobs, others made money by selling these to politicians. Slide32
Answer – 500 VotesSlide33
These two social classes made up the majority of the Roman Republic.Slide34
Answer – 100
Patricians and PlebeiansSlide35
The Twelve Tables forbade Plebeians to marry this group of people.Slide36
Answer – 200
PatriciansSlide37
Religion was very important to the Romans.
They borrowed religious practices from the Etruscans who, in turn, borrowed their religious practices from this group. Slide38
Answer – 300
The GreeksSlide39
Because it was smaller, faster, and could attack from many directions, the Roman legion was better than this Greek battle formation.Slide40
Answer – 400
The PhalanxSlide41
According to the Twelve Tables, this was the consequence if a person was caught insulting or gossiping about another person in public.Slide42
Answer – 500
Being Clubbed to DeathSlide43
The power to strike down or say no to an act or law, this power was given to consuls and tribunes of the Roman Republic.Slide44
Answer – 100
VetoSlide45
Rome’s poorer citizens who
paid taxes and served in the army.Slide46
Answer – 200
PlebeiansSlide47
This was the name given to the Roman army.Slide48
Answer – 300
LegionSlide49
A tax collector in Rome was called this.Slide50
Answer – 400
PublicanSlide51
A form of government in which people choose their rulers, just like in the
United States.Slide52
Answer – 500
Republic