The Rise of the Roman Republic

These Kings first ruled Rome.

• Roman

• Plebian

• Etruscans

• Patricians

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According to legend, a visit to the oracle at ________ determined who would govern Rome

• Venice

• Delphi

• Mount Olympus

• Rome

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In the Roman Republic, patricians were made up of

• every adult male

• everyone except slaves

• Etruscans that had slaves

• wealthy landowning families

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Who set up the Roman Republic?

• patricians

• plebians

• Etruscan princes

• Greek Settlers

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Who served as soldiers as a way of serving the republic?

• priests

• plebeians

• foreign advisers

• government officials

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Who might say this, "I was elected to the group that holds most of the power. I will keep this office all of my life. I help make laws and serve as a judge."

• a consul

• a tribune

• a senator

• a scribe

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Commanding the army was a major job for.....

• the consuls

• the lawmakers

• the senators

• the tribunes

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A result of the Conflict of Orders was that

• Plebians lost the right to vote

• Patricians gave up some power

• Romans defeated the Greek navy

• Etruscans won control over Rome.

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If the plebians elect you, a Roman could become a

• senator

• tribune

• sonsul

• king

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When the tribunes were given the right to veto ....

• their power increased

• their power decreased

• they made more laws

• they led the army in wartime

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