Unit 5: Ancient Rome Ch 6. What are the pros and cons of Romulus starting Rome on his own after killing his brother? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wA1D9wd.

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Unit 5: Ancient Rome Ch 6

What are the pros and cons of Romulus starting Rome on his own after killing his brother? 29jI 29jI

How is Roman religion similar to Greek religion?

How are the Etruscan's government similar to Sumer's? What conclusion can you make about the Etruscan's influence in Rome? IMEk (part 1) IMEk

Kings to Democracy Etruscan kings become corrupt Civil war breaks out: Romans vs. Etruscans Romans win, swear never to have a king again Now citizens will vote in elections

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Weakening of Republic Gap between rich and poor grows Senate becomes corrupt Plebeians revolt and cause civil war Important people are strong military leaders

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How did Caligula gain the throne after the death of Tiberius?

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Roman Contributions Language (Latin) Apian Way: road system Connected the whole empire Aqueducts: water transportation Gave running water to all of Rome Sewage: Cloaca Maxima Still works, sends runoff to Tiber River Roman Forum (all gov’t) Concrete: waterproof Built permanent piers and bridges Architecture: arch Strong, less material

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