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1 Chapter 5 The rise of Rome By Destini Scott and Daisy McFadden

2 Section 1 Objectives 1)The roman conquered the plain of Latium, the Italian peninsula, and then the entire Mediterranean world. 2)Their practical political skills allowed the romans to maintain control over their conquered lands.

3 Key terms Republic Patrician Plebeian consul praetor

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