
World History Chap. 7 lesson 4
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The republic
faces
problems
Chapter 7 Lesson 4
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●By 131 B.C., Rome had grown so big. It controlled
Greek city-states and Asia Minor “Our Sea”
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Why did the roman poor grow poorer?
● In the early beginning of the Republic, it depended
on its citizens to be soldiers. (many were farmers)
● When they fought in Italy and were able to go
home.
● As the Republic got bigger, the soldiers
○ away from home longer
○ returned home to nothing
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Romans grow
poorer cont.
● without land, farmers moved to
city
○ could not find work
○ competing with slaves for jobs
○ sold their votes for money to
survive
● Poor became poorer
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Open Ended
What happened to the land of citizen soldiers when they went to fight during the wars?
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Tiberius Gracchus, a tribune, tried
to give land to poor
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he felt the soldiers got nothing
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plebeians loved him
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patrician senators feared him
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Gracchus and his followers were
killed
What happened to those who
helped the poor?
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Those who helped the poor cont.
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Gaius Gracchus elected tribune, too
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lowered the price of grain for poor
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helped people become Italian citizens
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patrician senators:
○did not want changes
○stopped reforms
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Gaius & his followers
were killed
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Open Ended
Who tried to give public land to the poor?
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How did military leaders gain power?
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plebeians & tribunes wanted reform-patricians did
not
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army stepped in & took over, General Marius
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used farmers with no land
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promised them money
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conquered North Africa and western Europe
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soldiers were loyal to him
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military leaders gain power cont.
●In 88 B.C. another
general, Lucius Sulla
challenged Marius
●Lucius defeated him
and named himself
dictator
●Sulla threw out the 6
month law for
dictators
●Other generals ruled
Rome until 27 B.C.
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Open Ended
How was the general Marius able to win the loyalty of landless soldiers?
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●Crassus
●Pompey the Great
●Julius Caesar- consul
What was the first triumvirate?
●In 60 B.C. three men
agreed to rule
together= First
Triumvirate
●lasted 10 years
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We call the rule of three Romans in 60 B.C. the ____.
Mare Nostrum
tax
senate
First Trimvirate
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