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10/28/15 (Turn in your homework) I can describe how the plebeians gained political equality. QOD How did the “Conflict of the Orders” end? The Conflict.

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1 10/28/15 (Turn in your homework) I can describe how the plebeians gained political equality. QOD How did the “Conflict of the Orders” end? The Conflict of the Orders ended with the Patricians compromising.

2 Agenda 1.I can and QOD 2.Vocabulary Breakdown TribuneConstitution SenatePatricians ConsulPlebeians Twelve TablesRepublic LegionnaireVeto 3.Notes 33.5 4.Engineering an Empire

3 33.5 The Plebeians Gain Political Equality Compromises: Tribunes of the Plebs Spoke for the Plebeians to the Senate and Consuls Gained the power of veto Grew from 2 to 10 Council of Plebs Made laws for Plebeians 451 BCE - Laws were written down (Patricians couldn’t change them) 367 BCE - 1 Consul had to be a Plebeian 287 BCE - Plebeians could pass laws for all citizens US is based on Roman Democracy

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