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Ancient Rome Lasting Legacies Form of Government Important People of Rome Expansion of an Empire Art, Architecture, and Entertainment

Beginning of Rome Legend of Romulus and Remus Circa 750 BC Abandoned brothers Raised by She-Wolf Romulus killed Remus

Early Government Republic Form of government in which the power rests with the citizens who then vote to select their leaders to represent them Patricians and Plebeians Tribunes Consuls Senate Dictator

Roman Republic vs. U. S. Government RomeUnited States Executive 2 Consuls, elected by the assembly for 1 year, commander of army President, elected by citizens for 4 years, commander of army Legislative Senate-300 memebers Tribal Assembly- elected according to where they live Both elected for life Senate-100 members, 6 yr terms House of Representatives-435 members, 2 yr. terms Judicial Praetors-eight judges chosen for 1 year Supreme Court-9 justices, appointed for life by President Legal Code Twelve Tables – list of rules that were the basis of Roman Law U.S. Constitution Citizenship All adult male landowners onlyAll native-born or naturalized people

Punic Wars (264 – 146 BC) Series of 3 wars between Rome and Carthage Hannibal and Scipio

First Triumvirate 60 BC Union between Pompey, Crassus, & Julius Caesar Crassus Very little known about him Wealthy Roman businessman, probably a “millionaire” Killed while fighting in a war in 53 BC

Pompey Roman General Popular among citizens because of military victories 73 BC Defeated slave uprising lead by Spartacus 60 BC Married Julia Caesar, daughter of Julius Became a rival to Julius, fighting for power and control

Julius Caesar (100 – 44 BC) Leader of Army in Gaul Very successful and popular 49 BC began asserting control in Italy Caused Pompey to flee to Egypt Appointed Dictator for life in early 44 BC Assassinated March 15, 44 BC (Ides of March)

Second Triumvirate 43 – 33 BC Consisted of Lepidus, Marc Antony, and Octavian-nephew of Caesar. Octavian to become leader and expand the Empire

Marc Antony Met Cleopatra while in Anatolia with troops Accused of plotting or rule Rome from Egypt Defeated by Octavian in 31 BC Committed suicide with Cleopatra

Augustus (Octavian) 63 BC – 14 AD Nephew and adopted son of Julius Caesar Wanted to restore the Republic “Ablest Emperor of Rome” Reformed the government by adding a civil service, paid workers System of roads “All roads lead to Rome” Strengthened army and navy Increased the size of the Roman Empire Pax Romana (27 BC – 180 AD) Died in AD 14 of natural causes

Height of Empire

Emperors Successors (Following Augustus) Tiberius AD Caligula AD Nero AD Trajan AD Marcus Aurelius AD Constantine AD

Decline of Roman Empire Diocletian (245? – 313) Attempted to reform the Empire Splits empire into East and West Reforms only slowed the decline, didn’t stop it Reasons for the decline: Political – office seen as a burden, division of empire, moving of capital Social – lack of patriotism, huge difference between rich and poor, little interest in public affairs, low confidence in empire Economic – poor harvests, inflation, no more war plunder, heavy taxes, disruption of trade Military – threat from northern tribes, low funds for defense, lack of interest in army, lack of loyalty

Fall of the Roman Empire Germanic Invasions – AD Ostrogoths, Visigoths, Franks, Anglos, Saxons, Burgundians, and Vandals Attila the Hun Romulus Augustulus Last Roman Emperor 14 year old boy Deposed and sent into exile in 476 Eastern half of Empire, Byzantine Empire, survives and flourishes