Download presentation
Presentation is loading. Please wait.
Published byJayson Stevens Modified over 8 years ago
1
The Roman Republic
2
How did geography influence the rise of Roman civilization?
3
Italy was more fertile and less broken up than Greece. This made Italy an easier place to unify and to grow a large population.
4
How was the Roman Republic structured? Why do you think it was structured that way?
5
Divided up into patricians and plebeians. THE SENATE had most of the power. There was no single executive or king. The patricians did not trust each other.
6
What was the Cursus Honorum? Whose interest did it serve? Why do you think there was such a formalized structure?
7
The Cursus Honorum controlled the offices that a man could hold. Quaestors (judges), Aediles, Tribunes, Praetors (mayor), Consuls (joint executives), Censors (public morals and standards) Structured to control patrician ambition and limit plebeian power.
8
Who were the Plebians? What was their position like? Do you think they had legitimate grievances?
9
The working class. Squeezed by the patricians. Legitimate grievance? According to who?
10
What were the key factors that contributed to the growth of Rome?
11
Favorable geography. A powerful army made up of committed citizen-soldiers. A ruling class where ambition was harnessed to help the state. A policy of treating conquered lands justly. CITIZENSHIP OPEN TO NEWCOMERS!
Similar presentations
© 2025 SlidePlayer.com. Inc.
All rights reserved.