Servius Tullius: Too Woke for Rome

The video discusses the 6th King of Rome, highlighting conflicting stories about his origins, including his Etruscan mother and possibly divine father. It covers Tullius' political reforms, such as the census and voting rights for Plebeians, and concludes with Tarquin's betrayal and plan to become king.

What is one of the conflicting stories about the 6th King of Rome's father?

• He was a mercenary or possibly a god.

• He was a famous gladiator.

• He was a captured Etruscan prince.

• He was a Roman senator.

What significant political reform did Tullius introduce?

• He declared war on the Etruscans.

• He banned all forms of voting.

• He established the census.

• He abolished the Roman Senate.

Under what condition could Plebeians vote according to Tullius's reforms?

• If they served in the military.

• If the upper classes couldn't decide.

• If they were over 30 years old.

• If they owned land.

Who was dissatisfied with Tullius's reforms and plotted against him?

• His brother.

• His son-in-law, Tarquin.

• A rival king.

• A group of senators.

What was Tarquin's ultimate goal in betraying Tullius?

• To become King himself.

• To expand Roman territory.

• To marry an Etruscan princess.

• To become a senator.