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How could a Roman become a tribune?
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How could a Roman become a tribune?
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In the Roman Republic, what happened if the republic faced an emergency?
Q4
Who could appoint a dictator?
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He appointed himself dictator for life and made many improvements to the Roman Empire
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Composed of 300 men, at first, exclusively Patricians, that advised consuls and dictated political appointments.
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What wasthe main difference between the Senate and the Assembly?
Q8
Howdidtakingprisoners as slaves lead to unemployment?
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When the Romans overthrew their Etruscan king in 509 BCE, they
Q10
What freedoms were wealthy Roman women allowed?
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Composed of 300 men that advised consuls and dictated political appointments.
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What was the main difference between the Senate and the Assembly?
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In the Roman Republic, what happened if the two consuls disagreed in an emergency?
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In the Byzantine Empire, the ___ appointed the head of the church
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How did someone join the Senate?
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Which of the following was the 300 man council of patricians that passed laws, advised consuls, and dictated political appointments.
Q17
Wholed the Army of the Clouds
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The Roman army was broken into ___ Each had about 6,000 men.
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What did magistrates have in common?
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TheRomanRepublic had a ___ democracy.
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Which emperor took charge of the Roman Empire in AD 284? This emperor divided the empire into 4 sections and appointed officials to rule each area.
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In representative democracies, citizens are ___ to speak for all citizens.
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In times of crisis, a dictator would be appointed for
Q24
To overrule a decision:
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Carthaginian general who led a well trained army and a force of war and elephants across the alps