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Roman Foundations: True or False

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Roman Foundations: True or False
 

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Rome's birth to Republic truths

by Tina
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Roman daily life was the same for patricians and plebeians.

2

Roman armies were organized into legions with standardized training and equipment.

3

The Senate carried out daily military campaigns as the main executive body.

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Chariots were the main battlefield force of the Roman army.

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The Conflict of the Orders was a struggle for political rights between patricians and plebeians.

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Patricians were the common people who paid most taxes.

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Plebeians never held any political office during the Republic.

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The Senate advised consuls and controlled finances.

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Rome was traditionally founded in 753 BCE.

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The Roman Republic was led by two consuls elected every year.

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