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In the Roman Republic, what happened if the two consuls disagreed in an emergency?
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In the Roman Republic, what happened if the republic faced an emergency?
Q3
TheRomanRepublic had a ___ democracy.
Q4
How could a Roman become a tribune?
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In times of crisis, a dictator would be appointed for
Q6
How did someone join the Senate?
Q7
He appointed himself dictator for life and made many improvements to the Roman Empire
Q8
Which of the following was the 300 man council of patricians that passed laws, advised consuls, and dictated political appointments.
Q9
When the Romans overthrew their Etruscan king in 509 BCE, they
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Composed of 300 men that advised consuls and dictated political appointments.
Q11
What freedoms were wealthy Roman women allowed?
Q12
In representative democracies, citizens are ___ to speak for all citizens.
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Who could appoint a dictator?
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What did magistrates have in common?
Q15
Carthaginian general who led a well trained army and a force of war and elephants across the alps
Q16
The Roman army was broken into ___ Each had about 6,000 men.
Q17
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.
Q18
What was the main difference between the Senate and the Assembly?
Q19
In the Byzantine Empire, the ___ appointed the head of the church
Q20
Howdidtakingprisoners as slaves lead to unemployment?
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To overrule a decision:
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How could a Roman become a tribune?
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What wasthe main difference between the Senate and the Assembly?
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Wholed the Army of the Clouds
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Composed of 300 men, at first, exclusively Patricians, that advised consuls and dictated political appointments.