Ch. 9 review Ancient Rome

a group of people who share common ancestors and a common culture

• tribe

• consuls

• tribunes

• senate

a period of prosperity and peace

• Pax Romana

• tribunes

• Assembly of Centuries

• patrician

the branch of the Roman Republic that managed the affairs of government and commanded the army

• tribe

• consuls

• tribunes

• senate

a government ruled by laws and representatives chosen by the people

• republic

• Senate

• consuls

• plebeians

leaders who protected the rights and interests of the common people

• tribe

• consuls

• tribunes

• Senate

the branch of the Roman Republic that voted on new laws and made declarations of war

• Pax Romana

• tribunes

• Assembly of Centuries

• patrician

the social class that struggled to gain social and political equality

• republic

• Senate

• consuls

• plebeians

the branch of the Roman Republic that controlled the finances and passed laws

• tribe

• consuls

• tribunes

• Senate

Because Hannibal wanted to avoid being seen by the Romans,

• the Roman army was almost completely wiped out.

• his army marched across the Alps.

• cultures from the East and West blended and changed.

• Rome's armies could travel to all its provinces.

Because Carthage violated its treaty with Rome,

• the Second Punic War began.

• cultures from the East and the West blended and changed.

• his army was much smaller than the Roman army.

• the Roman army was almost completely wiped out.