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Conquests of the Roman RepublicNotes

Which 2 groups had the greatest influence on Roman culture?

Critical Intro: In which area did Julius Caesar achieve military fame, AND why was he killed?

Use the map on p to shade in the Roman territory? Also label major bodies of water.

WARM UP: Describe some important reasons for why Rome was able to have the success shown on this map.

2 Consuls Oversaw gov’t Commanded army Each had veto power 1 patrician & 1 plebeian One year terms Senate Mainly patrician Controls foreign and financial policies Advise consuls Life terms Tribunes Representatives of the plebeians Citizen Assemblies Government features of the representative Roman Republic Centuriate Assembly Citizen-soldiers Select consuls & make laws Tribal Assembly All other citizens Elect tribunes, make laws Dictator? Why? In times of crisis, a dictator could be chosen. Dictator would have absolute power to make laws & control the army. Power lasted only 6 months “Twelve Tables” 1 st written law code of Republic! Written on 12 tablets or “tables” and displayed in the Forum Established idea that all free citizens had a right to the protection of the law. Basis for later Roman law! Citizenship = Patrician & Plebeian men, selected foreigners; rights/responsibilities = taxes & military service

2 Consuls Senate Tribunes Citizen Assemblies Government features of the representative Roman Republic Centuriate Assembly Tribal Assembly Dictator? Why? Twelve Tables Citizenship = Patrician & Plebeian men, selected foreigners; rights/responsibilities = taxes & military service

Government features of the representative Roman Republic Citizenship = Patrician & Plebeian men, selected foreigners; rights/responsibilities = taxes & military service

I.The Roman RepublicThe Roman Republic A. Features of Democracy 1. Representative = people select leaders to speak for them 2. 2 Consuls = 1 patrician & 1 pleb. - 1 year terms 3. Senate = mainly patricians – life terms 4. Tribunes = plebeian representatives 5. Assemblies = mainly plebeians C. Citizenship 1. Patrician and plebeian men 2. Select foreigners 3. Responsibility of citizens = taxes & military service B.Twelve Tables 1. 1 st written law code of Republic 2. Written on 12 tablets or “tables” and displayed in the Forum

I. Causes for the Decline of the Roman Republic A. Latifundia system 1. Latifundia = large farming estates using slave labor 2. Put small farmers and laborers out of business 3. Migration of small farmers into cities = high unemployment B.Devaluation of currency 1. Military conquests bring in so much money. 2. Causes inflation – prices go up; value of money goes down C. Spread of slave labor 1. Military conquests flood Rome with slaves. 2. Slavery not based on race. 3. Slave labor replaces paid Roman workers. 4. Adds to unemployment

II. Reform Efforts and Civil War Breaks the Republic A. Gracchus brothers try to help Rome’s poor (134 – 122 B.C.) 1. worked as tribunes to change 2 land policies. 2. Limit size of estates. & give land to poor. 3. This was a threat to senators’ property & authority. 4. Pro-senate supporters kill Gracchus brothers & followers 5. Period of unrest follows B.Period of military dictatorsPeriod of military dictators 1. General Marius elected consul by plebeians (107 B.C.) a. He had power of military behind him. b. Allowed men w/out property to become soldiers c. Pay and retirement money came from Marius. d. Created army loyal to its general 1 st ; Rome 2 nd. 2.General Sulla gives control back to patriciansGeneral Sulla gives control back to patricians a. After Marius dies civil war breaks out. b. Pro-Senate General Sulla sets out to kill opposition c. He reduced power of tribunes d. 1 st Triumvirate (Caesar, Pompey, Crassus)replaced dictators

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