Chapter 13 - Ancient Rome

Consuls were elected for ___ -year terms

The Tiber River aided in the development of Rome and provided everything except

A(n) ______ consisted of plebeians who voted on the two consul members & had the power to veto consul's decisions

A member of the common people in Ancient Rome was a

Rome fell for all of these reasons except

The Roman Republic fell into the hands of Julius Caesar but he was ultimately killed

The patricians were the lower class

The scenery around a greographic area is a(n)

The fact that Rome was built on 7 hills made it difficult for them to defend themselves against enemies

The ________ consisted of 300 patricians who were elected for life and advised the consuls

The Law of Nations was a collection of laws which stated the ideas of justice applied to _____

A large area of flat land is called a

Which was not in the Tripartite (3 part) form of government in Ancient Rome?

A top government official in Ancient Rome was a

Officials were expanding their large farming estates that put small farmers out of business

Cities became crowded and ______

The gap between the rich and poor was growing due to ______ officials

A wealthy landowner and member of the ruling class in Ancient Rome was a

The plains around Rome had rich soil from past

The Roman Republic was weakened by many rebellions and ________

__________ was the key to the settlement of Rome

Who was not a Plebeian?

Most of the reforms created to fix the problems in the Roman Republic were successful

A ______ is a story handed down from the past

The _______ consisted of 2 elected officials (both patricians) who were the head of the government

In Rome's Military, the soldiers were divided into

The Law of Nations only applied to Romans

Plebeians and Patricians both had citizenship

Rome had very tough, determined soldiers that were effective in battle

The Law of Nations is not the basis of our legal system today