Repeat: Roman kingdom and Republic

Repeat: Roman kingdom and republic
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Repeat: Roman kingdom and republic

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''Rich plebeians who could veto the consuls'' Who is this referring to?
A
Senators
B
Consuls
C
Kings
D
People's tribunes

Slide 2 - Quiz

What does veto mean?

Slide 3 - Open question

Who was the new enemy of Rome in the Mediterranean Sea?

Slide 4 - Open question

Kingdom
Republic
Empire
753 
BC
509 
BC
27 
BC
476 
AD
146 
BC
146 BC
<div>The Romans conquer Greece. This is the official end of the Greeks, now they became Romans.</div>
Kingdom
<div></div><div>Rome was founded as city-state with a <b>monarchy </b>as form of government. They had a king.</div><div>They deposed the last king in 509 BC. Sadly, we know less about this period of the Roman empire.</div>
Republic
<div>They no longer wanted the power to lie with one person -&gt; <b>republic</b>. Controlling themselves. The power is devided into multiple positions.</div>
Empire
<div></div><div>They had a <b>emperor </b>as their leader.&nbsp;</div><div>The first emperor was Octavian -&gt; emperor Augustus.</div>
The Roman empire

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Slide 6 - Video

The Roman kingdom
  • Romulus became the first king (out of 7).
  • Rome: built on 7 hills, Tiber River nearby. City-state.
  • Easy to defend + the river made it easy to trade.
  • The last king (Etruscan) was Tarquin Superbus (Tarquin the Proud).
  • Was a tyrant > in 509 BC Brutus led a revolt against him.
  • They never wanted a king to rule again.

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Map of early Rome

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Assignment:
Think of a good question about the Roman kingdom.
Make sure to write down the correct answer!

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The Roman republic
  • They became a republic: power is held by the people, which has an elected leader.
  • Rulers: 2 consuls. They checked each other.
  • Senate: old patricians who advised the consuls.
  • Tough times > people appointed a sole leader (dictator). For a short amount of time.

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Assignment:
Think of a good question about the Roman Republic.
Make sure to write down the correct answer!

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The Roman expansion
  • The Roman republic grew > attracted more people.
  • They needed more space.
  • They slowly but surely conquered Italy.

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Assignment:
Think of a good question about the expansion of the Roman republic.
Make sure to write down the correct answer!

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Roman                                   people
  • Patricians = Nobles, rich families, powerful.
  • Could be part of the Senate.
  • Plebeians = the 'others' (except slaves), not so powerful. Wanted to make sure their needs were met.
  • Plebeian assembly > chose the people's tribune.
  • They protected the plebeians + could veto a law.
Veto
Latin for: I forbid it.<div>Even if the whole room wanted to accept a certain law, if the people's tribune didn't agree, the law wouldn't go through.</div><div>They could make sure that no laws that would be bad for the plebeians came through.</div>

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Assignment:
Think of a good question about the people of Rome.
Make sure to write down the correct answer!

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Slide 17 - Video

Homework:
For next Wednesday
  1. Make a summary/mindmap about 4.1.
  2. Make practice test questions, about:
  • The Roman kingdom
  • The Roman republic
  • The expansion of the Roman republic
  • The people of Rome
3. Make a correction sheet with the right answers.
You can print it or show me the pages in your notebook. You can't copy my questions.

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I need help making a summary.
Yes
No
A little bit

Slide 19 - Poll

I would come to an extra lesson to help study for the test!
😒🙁😐🙂😃

Slide 20 - Poll