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By Clari M and Isa FA. Acient Rome quiz.

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By Clari M and Isa FA. Acient Rome quiz.

by Isabel Maria Fernandez Abuye
1

It wasn’t rich in volanic soil and was a rocky peninsula.

2

Julius Caesar was assassinated on 44 BCE by a group of senators.

3

The twins were called Romulus and Remus. Remus was the one who founded Rome.

4

Patricians were the ones who were wealthy landowners. And they were citizens.

5

Their Republic had 2 branches. And the 7 judges served till they died.

6

They didn’t allow their colonies to govern them selfs. And had to pay taxes.

7

The Roman conquerors brought back great wealth and many salves. Also they brought large estates and farmed them with slave labor.

8

Reformers achived their goal. Wealthy landowners helped them with this task.

9

Generals who had conquered other lands became ambitious for power. They hired poor farmers to serve under them as soldiers.

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Cicero was a strong supporter of the republic. And didn't liked Caesar.

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