Who were the Plebeians?

• The poor lower class

• The rich lower class

• The wealthy people

• Everyone

Which groups could not vote?

• Plebeians

• Women

• Slaves

• Visitors

• Provinicials

What were the rich citizens of Rome called?

• Lucky

• Plebeians

• Partyicians

• Patricians

How many consuls were there?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

What are primary sources of evidence

• Anything we can trust

• Evidence from the time

• Evidence produced after the time

What job did magistrates do when they retired?

• Stayed at home

• Joined the senate

• Joined the army

• Nothing

Who advised the Consuls

• The plebeians

• the patricians

• the army

• The senate

What is a democracy?

• Equivalent of Parliament or Government in Roman Times

• Dictator who ruled Rome under a dictatorship

• One person rules and does not share power

• Power is shared by many people

• People who work in the Senate and made laws. Their power was reduced by Caesar

What is a dictatorship?

• Equivalent of Parliament or Government in Roman Times

• Dictator who ruled Rome under a dictatorship

• One person rules and does not share power

• Power is shared by many people

• People who work in the Senate and made laws. Their power was reduced by Caesar

Who was Julius Caesar?

• Equivalent of Parliament or Government in Roman Times

• Dictator who ruled Rome under a dictatorship

• One person rules and does not share power

• Power is shared by many people

• People who work in the Senate and made laws. Their power was reduced by Caesar