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AKS 32: Ancient Rome

AKS 32: Ancient Rome. Chapter 6 Pages 155-183. 32a Explain how geographic features & cultural diffusion affected the development of Roman civilizations. WARM-UP:. The Legend 753 B.C. Rome is founded (according to the legend). Founded by Romulus and Remus , twin sons of the god Mars

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Test Review The Renaissance, Enlightenment, and Forms of Government

Test Review The Renaissance, Enlightenment, and Forms of Government. 1. Which time period is most closely associated with these statements? Classical Greco-Roman ideas were revived. People supported the arts and education. Humanism spread throughout Western Europe. The Middle Ages.

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The Romans Create an Empire

The Romans Create an Empire. The early Romans established a republic which grew powerful and spread its influence. The Beginnings of Rome. Roman Legend: Rome was established in 753 B.C. by Romulus and Remus, twin brothers raised by a wolf.

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Roman Civil Procedure

Roman Civil Procedure. Roman civilisation. The City of Rome was founded in 753 BC The Roman Republic was established in 509 BC Ancient Roman Empire was founded in 27 BC by Augustus, the first emperor The Empire was divided into Western and Eastern Roman Empire in 285 AD. Civil law.

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Section 2

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The Structure of the Republic

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Roman Republic/Empire

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Roman Republic/Empire

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The Roman Republic

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4. What type of government did Athens develop after the Persian wars?

1. The form of government where people vote on laws A. Democracy B. Republic C. Monarchy D. Dictatorship. 2. The form of government where people vote for representatives A. Democracy B. Republic C. Monarchy D. Dictatorship. 3. Who won the Peloponnesian war?

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The Rise of The Roman Republic

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Roman Law

Roman Law. By: Aaron Oberlander. The First Roman Law. Before the Twelve Tables were used in 451B.C. through 387B.C. when they were destroyed by the Celts, the only law used was the Roman civil law. This law applied only to Roman citizens, was undeveloped, and was used with religion.

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Government and Society

Government and Society. 11.2. Could veto the decisions of consuls and other magistrates. Had power over all citizens, including other officials. Gained control of financial affairs. Roman citizens could take part in assemblies all their adult lives, tribunes served for one year.

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Laws and Government of Ancient Rome

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The Twelve Tables

The Twelve Tables. Lesson XXII part IV. Finally in 450 B.C. the laws of Rome were engraved on 12 bronze tablets called the Twelve Tables . The tablets were then displayed in the Forum , so all citizens could see the rights given to them, though few could actually read them. .

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Law and government of ancient Rome

Law and government of ancient Rome. By Andrew Baffuto and Madison devico. Government of Rome. The word replica mean public things. the plebeians rebel against the patricians in 494 Rome's replica lasted for 500 years representative is an act of government

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THE TWELVE TABLES

Aim/Goals: HOW CAN A LEGAL SYSTEM BEST PROTECT THE RIGHTS OF THE INDIVIDUAL? (CASE STUDY: ANCIENT ROME). DO NOW: A PLANE WITH 237 PEOPLE CRASH LANDS ON A DESERTED (EMPTY; ISOLATED) ISLAND. WHAT LAWS WOULD YOU AGREE TO IF YOU KNEW IT WOULD BE QUITE A TIME BEFORE YOU WERE RESCUED? HOMEWORK

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All About the Roman Empire

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Justinian Questions

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