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Rome Chapters 32-34

Geography, Influences of Greek and Etruscan, Rise of the Republic, From Republic to Empire

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ArchAn Etruscan Influence used in building aqueducts, bridges, buildings, domes
CunniculusA system to carry water undergound for irrigation and draining marshes from the Etruscans
Gladiator fightingCame from the ritual of slave fighting in Etruscan funerals
Chariot RacingAn Etruscan sport imitated by the Romans
ColumnsA Greek influence used by the Romans in many buildings
Sculpture, Painting and moreArt forms of the Greeks imitated by the Romans called Greco Roman Art!
MythologyThe Romans renamed many of the Greek Gods and Goddesses
The Roman AlphabetThe Etruscans first used the Greek alphabet, later the Romans also used an altered form. All CAPS!
PatriciansThe few, the wealthy, the landowners....the POWERFUL
Plebeiansthe many, the lower class, peasants, shopkeepers, footsoldiers, craftsmen
The Conflict of the OrdersThe plebs left the city until their demands were met
Senateinitially made up of all Patricians to rule over all the people (all the pats!)
Tribune2-10 plebs who had veto power in the Senate
ConsulsThe 2 main leaders in Rome who controlled the Military
Council of PlebsCould make laws for only Plebs
VetoThe power to say NO!
AssemblyAll citizens could VOTE!
RepublicA government made up of people who represent others
Punic WarsWars against Carthage
First period of ExpansionGain the Italian peninsula, overthrow the Etruscan King, make treaties and gain allies, defeated by the Gauls, Rebuild rome and the army!
TreatyAn agreement for keeping peace
AlliesDifferent parties that fight for a common goal
GaulModern Day France, They first defeated the Romans in the 1st Period and then were conquered by them in the 3rd period of Expansion
CarthageA city state in North Africa that foungt 3 Wars with Rome
HannibalA Carthaginian general who took troops and elephants over the Alps.
Second Period Of Expansion3 wars with Carthage, a sea battle, Hannibal and the destruction of Carthage.
Third Period of ExpansionThe Republic collapses, Gaul is defeated, Julius Caesar battle the Senate, reforms to make life better for the common man, the Ides of March!
SpartacusLeader of a slave revlot during the 3rd period of Expansion.
Julius CaesarDictator of Rome, defeated Pompey, the Senate, the Gauls, seeks popularity with the common man.
Fourth Period of ExpansionExtends Rome to natural borders, The Pax Romana, Marc Antony and Cleopatra, Octavian more building, roads, harbors, moral laws, the Praetorian Guard.
Pax Romana200 years of peace, 4th period
Praetorian Guardformed to protect the Emperor Augustus aka Octavian
Reforms of Julius Caesarcalendar, jobs for the people building projects, entertainment of gladiator fights for free, new colonies and extended citizenship to Gaul and Spain
EtruscansNeighbors to the North of Rome
Greek Colonieslocated on the Southern part of the Italian Peninsula
CleopatraEgyptian pharoah who had a relationship with both Julius Caesar and Marc Antony
SicilyAn island south of Italy
Sardinia and CorsicaIslands west of Italy
Civil WarsWars within Rome during the 3rd period of Expansion that led to having a dictator
Plebs unhappywanted a say in the government, more opportunity for their future



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