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Rome, Republic to Empire

by 7th Grade Ancient World History
1

Many Etruscan frescoes show people enjoying music or dance.

2

Civic duty means that citizens have a responsibility to their country.

3

Roman soldiers were poorly trained and disciplined.

4

The heel of Italy's boot shape points to Sicily.

5

Augustus rebuilt many of Rome's buildings in marble to reflect its greatness.

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started when Rome fought for control of Sicily

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Etruscan wall paintings

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legend about the founding of Rome by Virgil

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Rome finally destroyed Carthage

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hoped that his reforms would restore Rome to its earlier glory

11

The 'great tongues of fire" mentioned in the passage on the previous page probably refer to...

12

Although the Twelve Tables supported the ideal that all free citizens had the right to be treated equally, how do these laws compare to today's standards?

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large farming estates

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Roman Peace

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head of government, usually with limited term in office

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an elected Roman official who protects the rights of ordinary citizens

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large groups of Roman soldiers

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a person with absolute power to rule

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the ruling class of ancient Rome

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to reject

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ordinary citizens in ancient Rome

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three rulers who share equal political power

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