The Roman Republic section 2

What is a Republic?

• Where the King creates a Senate

• Where the citizens vote for their leaders

• Where a dictator rules by force

• Where a monarch can be king

What is a Tripartite?

• A dangerous animal in Greek mythology

• A government run by a dictator

• A government ruled by a consul

• a government with three parts

An elected official is called a

• magistrate

• dictator

• king

• roman

Who were the most powerful magistrates in Rome?

• The Senators

• The Tribune

• The Patricians

• The Consuls

How long can a consul be a roman magistrate?

• 4 years

• for life

• 1 year

• until they turn 50 years old

What was the term of a roman senator?

• 4 years

• for life

• 1 year

• until the age of 50

The Tribune has the power to .... a law.

• create a law

• understand a law

• approve a law

• veto a law

Who picks the consuls of Rome?

• the Senate

• the Tribune

• the Assembly

• the Patricians

The patricians are

• wealthy land owners

• common working people

• plebeians

• men of Rome

What was the language of the Roman Republic?

• French

• English

• Latin

• Italian