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ANCIENT ROME WORLD HISTORY I MS. COSTAS & MS. MARINO

ANCIENT ROME WORLD HISTORY I MS. COSTAS & MS. MARINO

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ANCIENT ROMEWORLD HISTORY I

MS. COSTAS & MS. MARINO

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EARLY ROMANSEtruscans

Tribes of Italy before Romans Influenced Romans

◦ Religion, Gov’t, Architecture, Arts

Romulus and Remus Believed founders of Rome

◦ Grandsons of Etruscan king◦ Romulus killed Remus

– Romulus = single ruler of Rome

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SEVEN KINGS OF ROMERome 1st was a monarchy

Monarchy = type of gov’t run by a single person, usually a hereditary position

The Roman monarchy was unlike traditional monarchies Candidates were chosen Elected by the people Kingship was not a hereditary privilege Not necessary to be a true-blooded Roman

Rome had 7 kings Good & Bad

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FALL OF THE ROMAN MONARCHYAfter the last king, Superbus, Romans feared a leader with too much powerThey did not want 1 person to have all the control

Abolished the monarchyCreated idea of a consulHaving two rulers share power

◦ Prevents one person from becoming too powerful

End of the Roman monarchy for the rest of Roman history

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ROMAN REPUBLICIn pairs/groups of 3 answer questions for the Roman Republic PresentationTo get to the presentation…

www.mscostashistory.com “Current Unit” Rome/Byzantine “Roman Republic Presentation” Use and to click through the presentation

◦ DO NOT use the mouse to scroll!

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ROMAN REPUBLICDesigned to limit power of ruler3 main branches

Consul Senate Assembly

Both revolutionary and significant 1st time lower-class citizens had power Adopted by other countries

◦ Ex: US Constitution

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ROME IN THE REPUBLICSociety

Family = basic unit Advancements in education Polytheistic

Military More people = more land Legion = 5,000 common men Valued loyalty, courage, and authority Treated enemies justly

◦ Provinces = paid taxes

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JULIUS CAESARJoined military moved up political ladder Elected Consul in 59 B.C.E. and formed First Triumvirate

Caesar, Crassus, Pompey

Rome’s growth = constant war Battle for power Caesar vs. Pompey

◦ Caesar’s army brings down Pompey

Caesar rules as dictator Conqueror, gave rights to plebs

Assassinated March 15 44 B.C.E. Senate was afraid he’d name himself king

Ends republic empire

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PAX ROMANA200 years of peace and prosperityWhat made it prosperous?

Free trade Booming economy Stable economy Use and exchange of luxury goods Safe travel Built roads and trade routes

◦ Brings exchange of culture Bread and Circuses

◦ Worked for a short time

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Group 1 Life of Rich / Life of PoorGroup 2 Public Education / EntertainmentGroup 3 Family / ReligionGroup 4 Science & Engineering / LawGroup 5 Architecture / Language & Literature

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ROMAN ACHIEVEMENTAchievement in the arts

Poetry History Philosophy Art

Architecture Aqueducts Columns Archways Stadiums Palaces Temples

◦ Represented the power of society

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ROMAN ACHIEVEMENTTechnology & Science

Engineering◦ Roads, bridges, harbors◦ Aqueducts◦ Public baths

Improved public health Encyclopedias Geography

Law Established common principles

◦ “Innocent until proven guilty”◦ Guilt established “clearer than daylight”