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1 The Republic RISE OF ROME

2 KEY TERMS Phoenicians/Phoenicia Carthage Etruscans/Etruria Tarquin the Proud

3 PHOENICIAN TRADE ROUTES SOURCE: A. B. LONGMAN

4 CARTHAGINIAN EMPIRE SOURCE: WWW.LIVIUS.ORG

5 ETRUSCAN TERRITORY CA. 500 BCE

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7 Source: University of Arizona, Classics Dept.

8 REPRODUCTION OF ETRUSCAN OVENS SOURCE: PARCO ARCHEOLOGICO DI BARATTI E POPULONIA

9 REMNANTS OF ETRUSCAN SMELTING SOURCE: PARCO ARCHEOLOGICO DI BARATTI E POPULONIA

10 KEY TERMS Rape of Lucretia Republic Plebians Patricians Roman Government Consul, praetor, quaestor, censor, tribune, aedile

11 ROME

12 SENATUS POPULUSQUE ROMANUS

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14 EXPANSION OF ROME

15 KEY TERMS Punic Wars Syracuse Saguntum Hannibal Scipio Africanus Cato the Elder Carthago delenda est

16 PUNIC WARS

17 HANNIBAL CROSSING THE ALPS SOURCE: NATIONALGEOGRAPHIC.COM

18 WAR ELEPHANT

19 ROMAN REPUBLIC 146 BCE SOURCE: HISTORYFORKIDS.ORG

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