Rome 33 and 34

Constitution:

• set of basic laws

• one of 2 chief leaders in Rome

• a group of 300 men elected to govern Rome

• A republic

Patrician:

• A member of an upper, ruling class in the Roman Republic.

• One of the common people in a Roman republic

Plebeian:

• An upper class men in the Roman Republic.

• Common men in the Roman Republic. They get no say in anything and they are the left over people.

What is a republic?

• To refuse to approve proposals of government

• plebeians

• A form of government in which the leader is elected to represent the people.

• Patrician

What is a senate?

• A group of 3000 men elected to govern Rome

• A group of 330 men elected to govern Rome

• A group of 340 men elected to govern Rome

• A group of 300 men elected to govern Rome

What is a tribune?

• A form of government

• A name for taxes

• An official for Rome elected by the Plebeians to represent them.

• The common people in the Roman Republic. (THe left over people from the Patricians)

True or False?

The Pax Ramana is a 300 year old period of peace and stability established and maintained.

• True It was 300 years of peace and stability

• False: No it was only 200 year period of peace

What is a Veto?

• To refuse to approve proposals of government

• A ruler with absolute power

• A siries of wars.

The punic wars happened between..

• Rome and carthage

• Athens and sparta

• Greece

Rome and Carthage fought for control of the of what?

• Over the control of crete

• The island of sicily