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2. The Time of Greeks and Romans
The Romans 1. The Birth of Rome
TEACHER VERSION
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What you will learn in
this lesson
When and how Rome was created
The legend of Romulus and Remus
What a monarchy is
What a republic is
Why Rome changed from a monarchy into a republic
How the Roman republic functioned
What patricians and plebeians are
This lesson is mostly about <u>politics</u>.<div>It is very important to learn this well, because many things from this lesson will return in later lessons!!!!</div><div>So make sure you understand everything in this lesson and ASK if you don't understand!!</div>
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another word for kingdom is
Slide 4 - Mind map
Monarchy
End of Monarchy
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name a modern monarchy
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name a modern republic
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Roman citizens and non-citizens
Citizens:
Patricians: rich, powerful men (can vote AND be elected in the senate)
Patricians had big villas and a lot of land. They did not work, but they had slaves to work their land.
Plebeians (plebs): ordinary men (can vote, but not be elected)
Plebeians were the workforce of Rome. They built houses, temples, roads, made food, clothes, etc.
Non-citizens:
Foreigners
Slaves
patricians
plebeians
What about women?
Freeborn Roman women were citizens, but could not vote or be elected in a political office