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negotiated by Hasdrubal and the Romans. States that the Carthaginians cannot expand North of the Ebro River in Iberia. leads to 2nd Punic war with Hannibal when Rome claims that Saguntum is under its protection and that of the Ebro Treaty. |
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2nd Punic War, Hannibal defeated army of 80 000 romans after Fabius Maximus succesful strategy war with hanibal.1/2 roman army died. Rome was only saved because Hannibal couldnt do the final siege of rome b/c no siege weapons and no public support.
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dictator(2terms)-1year during Hannibals invasion during 2nd punic war. strategy was to wait it out and send aid to allies and raise public morale. Romans were upset beacuse they wanted to fight, led to new consuls fighting Hannibal at Cannae and losing sig b/c it worked |
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Scipio Africanus-Roman general |
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defeated all Carthganean forces in spain in 3 years, argued for invasion of africa and Defeated hannibal in the battle of Zama. also defeated hanibals brother Hansdrubal. sig he ended the 2nd punic War an Hannibals reighn of power. his victories led Carthage to surrender all their territories outside of africa and reduce their fleet. |
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during 2nd Punic War, Scipio forced hannibals troops to surrender. ended hannibal/Carthage reighn of power and Carthage had to surrender all territories outside of africa. |
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Cato the elder famous words "Carthago delenda est’ Carthage must be destroyed.
Numidia fights with Carthge, Rome sides with Numidia.
Carthage destroyed in 3 years. Unnecesary, showed how 1 person had great influence over Senate. |
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Roman ranking of offices during the Republic
all offices for 1 year to avoid corruption
Quastor(25yrs)-10-20
Aedile(36yrs)-4
Praetor-8
Consul-2
Censors-elected every 5 yrs, past Consuls
Dictator
Interex office for 5 days during consul election
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10-20 of them
must be 25 years old
maintenance of state archives, oversaw finances
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Aedile (cursus honorum level 2) |
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4 or them
must be 36 years and have been Quaestor
oversaw fiscal(revenue)city matter (imperium-command) gave games, ran city market. |
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Roman republic-8 of them
be 36 years have at least been Quaestor
recieved Imperium(command) served in Judicial, military and political roles
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Consul (cursus honorum level 4) |
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2 or them, at least 42 yrs
Highest office in Republic
chief military and political role.
Anyone who had Imperium had Lictors(bodyguards) axe with stick bundle. |
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elected every 5 years from ex-Consuls
Responsible for census, assigning people to classes, collecting taxes, public works, reviewing morals and senators. |
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when power of Consul was suspended during crisis, One man held absolute power.
6 month term
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bodyguards axe with stick bundle assigned to anyone who had Imperium during republic. the only armed people in Rome
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held office between Consuls for 5 days to organise election. |
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during roman republic, oldest assembly
30 voting units became obsolete(useless-too old) |
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Caesar, Crassus, pompey
59-53 three men driven together by hatred of Cato’s Senate
not a legal triumvirate. Called “beast with three heads” by Varro
sig used their powers to bypass senate
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Gladiator revolt led by thracian
started with 20 men grew large, pillaged country
Spartacus was only intrested in leaving to Spain
Crushed by Crassus with 6 legions and were hung along Appian way.
Led to Pompey and Crassus becoming enemies b/c Pompey got all the credit.
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grandson of Cato the Elder, Roman senator during the republic.
Hated by first triumvirate, stoped their Land reform bill and assisinated catiline consiratoros against Caesars will.
His Arrest by caesar led to triumvirate by passing senate. |
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Head by Caesar when he assigned himself comand throug triumvirate
moved Roman civilization into Northern Europe
Was When Caesar wrote "de bello Gallico" his 1st hand account of those events.
Ceasar sieged and destroyes allesia when gauls rebelled against him. |
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boarder of Gaul and Italy .
During the breakup of the 1st triumvirate
Caesar crossed it from gaul and took Itally in 60 days. he didnt loot rome, |
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During the breakup of 1st triumvirate
Caesar defeted Pompeys men because the Senate supported pompey.
Led to Pompey retreating to Asia minor and eventually being killed by Ptolemy's men in order to please Caesar
marked Pompeys end. |
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Queen of Egypt, Ceasar helped her gain power from her brother Ptolemy. Had ceasars 1st heir Ceasarion.helped Unite Egypt with Rome for some time. commited suicide after battle of actium w Marc Anthony |
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Prince of Egypt, Cleopatras brother
Had Pompey killed in Order to please Caesar. ceasar killed the assasins and sided with Cleopatra. |
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nephew and adopted son of julius Caesar
Removed assemblies, and gave senate more power. marked end of republic and start of empire.
moved military to periphery of rome to protect boarders and started the Pax Romana which was a period of no infighting in rome.
Defeated Marc Anthon adn Cleopatra and annexed egypt. |
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Part of Second triumvirate at the end of the republic
forced the Liberators(caesars assasins) out of Rome
fought against Octavian and was allied with Cleopatra. Lost at the battle of Actium and thats when Augustus gained absolute power. Last threat to Octavian.
Commited suicide with cleopatra |
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Lepidus, Marc Antony, Octavian( augustus)
Octavian was the triumphor. |
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Battle between Marc Anthony brother and Marc Anthonys wife against Octavian.
Octavian was Victorius
happened during the fall of the republic.
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Caesars son with Cleopatra
was murdered after the Battle of Actium and was no longer a threat to Octavians power |
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ended 29 bc after Marc anthony and Cleopatra commited suicide.
Octavian vs Marc Anthony
Caesarion was murdered after the battle.
Marked the Start of the Roman empire and Augustus rule |
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funerary incription giving 1st person account of Augustuses accomplishments
listed all his contributions, victories, building projects.
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During the 2nd Punic War was Carthgian general, part of Barca family.
Attacked Italy from North was very succesful. Fabius Maximus and Scipio were the only effective roman generals against him. Destroyed 80k roman army at battle of Cannae.
Finally defeated at battle of Zama(scipio) his defeat marked the End of Carthage influence outside of Africa. |
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Cause by Haniball attacking Saguntum which was protected by Ebro River treaty. Rome was defeated in Cannae lost 1/2 their army. ended by Scipio after the battle of Zama, Marked the end of Carthage power |
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Corvus Raven Roman clawships
built during 1st Punic war, but 77% were destroyed when they were sent to Carthage. Carthage demobilized and focused on Land warfare and the Corvuses won the battle the next time the two fleets clashed. Ended the 1st punic War
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seized Messana.
They asked Carthage for help against Syracuse then asked Rome to get rid of Carthage. 264 Rome was under siege in Messana from Syracuse and Carthage.
sig. Led to 1st Punic War when Rome vs Carthage over Sicily |
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Major Roman General and Dictator who contributed to the fall of the Republic by bypassing Senate and issuing laws throught the 1st triumvirate with Crassus and pompey. and by Conquering rome in 60 days after crossing the Rubicon river. Only general to receive a 4 day triumph, died at the hands of the Liberators because they didnt want him to lead as a tyrant. His adopted son Augustus was the first emperor of Rome |
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Roman general from patrician family, benefitted financially from Sullas Proscriptions.was part of the 1st triumvirate.
hung 600 Spartacus revolters, pompey got credit.
Led to the decline of the Republic when he turned his army on Rome in order to get a Counsulship. |
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major roman general born 106, died at hands of ptolemy
led succesion of roman armies to victory even though he had never held office in Cursus honorum.
part of 1st triumvirate with Crassus and Caesar
Led to decline of republic by turning army on rome to get Consulship and command in Spain.
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Sullas Order to kill all of his opposition
Issued when Sulla returned to Rome after fighting in turkey to remove Marius and Cinna from power. Signifies the fall of republic, roman generals passing laws without senate. |
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after the roman social war
Order by Mithridates VI(king of Turkey) to kill all Romans and Italians in lands that he ruled.
led to Sulla going to war with him and destabilized Rome because Sulla and Marius were struggling for power. |
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King of Turkey, Ordered the Asiatic Vespers-which killed all Roman and Italian citizens in lands he owned. Started the Marius and Sulla struggle on who gets the war, which led to them fighting over control of rome |
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Roman civil war, led to Rome giving citizenship to Italians which formed 10 new tribes. Led to Marius and Sulla fighting over control of Rome which made Rome unstable. Contributed to fall of Republic because generals kept turning troops on Rome to get power. |
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Appointed Consul after Marius retired. played large role in Jugartha, king of Numidias capture and received no credit, became enemies with Marius. Was Consul during the Social war and gave citizenship to Italians. Issued the proscriptions to kill all of his oppositions after the civil war. |
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Mariuses ally who passed all his political measures. Tried to start a revolution after Mariuses land bill was passed. Forced Marius into retirement by disgrace. The reason Marius started turning his army on Rome in order to regain power. |
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Self made, elected Consul to end war with King Jugartha of Numidia. Reformed Military and enlisted Romes poorest classes. Forced into retirement when his ally Saturninus tried to start a revolution. Turned army on Rome and ruled with Cinna when Sulla was away at war. |
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older traditional men preserving the status quo tried to rise through senate ranks instead of mob
after the Graccus brothers started bypassing Senate to pass laws.
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new method of political behavior, using mob, tribunes and disregarding senate. looked for popularity within the citizen body.
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Senatus Consultum Ultimatum |
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Senatorial Decree(marshal law)
called against gaius Gracchus and 300 followers and Caesar when senate sided with Pompey and named him sole consul(52bc)
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younger Gracchus brother, 1st two time tribune was anti senatorial was a populares. Was persecuted when he lost power by Marcus livius Drusus. Senate passes Senatus Consultus Maximum when his follower stabbed a slave to death, they claimed he was trying to lead as tyrant. Showed how much the Republic hated anyone having sole power and those who garnered mob support. |
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rich Plaebian, elected tribune in 133. Proposed land reform bill and bypassed senate to pass it. Deposed other tribune who favored the senate using mob support and funded his bill from freed up land in asia minor. When he tried to run for 2nd tribuneship, senate spies claimed he wanted to be King of Rome and they beat he and 300 of his followers to death. Showed how much Rome hated anyone who wanted sole power and also led to decline of republic by bypassing senate to pass laws. |
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Tribal Assembly of the People |
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only tribal assembly that included people inside of rome( patricians)
part of the 35 tribes in Concilum plebes
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Council of the Plebs
included the Tribal assembly-35 diff tribes,
no patricians
*Tribunes convened the council, had the right to veto |
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Militaristic-193 voting units. assigned by wealth favored wealthy.
met outside of Rome
18 equites-wealthiest men who had horses
70 pedetics-Infantrymen |
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264-261bc
caused by the Mamertines attacking Messana
Carthage and Rome Fought for sicily
Rome captured Agrigentum and built Corvus Ravens- warships which eventually won them the war in final Naval Battle against carthage.
Led to Ebro river treaty and Hannibal wanting revenge in 2nd punic war |
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founded 814 by Phoenicians, called Punii by traders.
sea empire that controlled western mediteranean.
Oligarchic govt of 104- Economically oriented, profits were shared throughout entire empire.
Fought Rome during Punic Wars
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3rd phase of Roman expansion over greeks in Southern Italy.
people in Tarrentum received his help fearing rome expansion
279: Pyruss defeats Romans,but suffered great casualties-Pyrrhic Victory.
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Phase 2 of roman expasion over the Central italy
343 1st Samnite War
326 2nd Samnite War(great)-20 years. 304-Treaty signed
3rd Samnite War-295 decisive battle of Sentinium |
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1st phase of Roman expansion of Latin people
very long,
Latium, lost its territory and became allied with rome
341-338 |
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7mile wall around Rome to prevent another Gaul attack
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2 of them, Convened the council of the Plebs
had the right to veto. when bypassing Senate generals and politicians went to them |
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during Republic “Crux of the Struggle” Patricians controlled access to govt offices’
Plebeians wanted govt positions, release from debt bondage and codified laws.
led to the creation of Assembly of the plebes (Tribunes and Aediles)
new way to bypass senate when laws integrating plebian parallel gov were passed.
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chronicles in which years were denoted by respective consuls noting principal events, 30 marble fragments |
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less privileged, everyone who is not a patrician.
during the roman republic
Patrician or Pleb only mattered on the Social level, Wealth main distinguisher Political Level
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older group of clans, defined by birth. Wealthier and more privileged than plebeians.
closed membership to Order in 5th century which led to struggle of the Orders.
Patrician or Pleb only mattered on the Social level, Wealth main distinguisher Political Level.
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Advised Consuls, had veto power
originaly ex magistrates who held power and had wealth
had no official legislative powers
Could only issue Senatorial Decrees( Senatus Consultum)
assigned war
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after Sabine kings
Black Stone
Earliest Inscription in Latin, 6th BCE
word Rex “king” appears on it
part of a shrine area |
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built by Tarquinius Priscus- 5th king of Rome
trifector Juno-Jupiter(superior)-Minerva.
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Romulus-consolidates city, Becomes God upon death
2. Numa Pompilius-Pontifex Maximus-chief priest,
3. Tullus Hostilius- Aggressive, expands Romes Borders.
4. Ancus Marcius- Founds colonies, consolidates(strengthens)
*5. Tarquinius Priscus- built temple of Jupiter- trifector Juno-Jupiter(superior)-Minerva.
6. Servius Tullius- taken out of power by Tarquinius Superbus.
7. Tarquinius Superbus- serves as tyrant, Regal period ends, the Republic begins. |
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Wrote the history of Rome
history as Literature
Positivism- scientific method, with critical analysis
New history- bottom up, includes blue collar-peasants, non-wealthy and slaves.
Post Modernism- literary critical approach interpretive subjective approach.
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predesescors to Roman Civ.
Based in North Italy, intrested in mining and metalworking. started chariot racing. Augury-telling future from animal entrails. |
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sculpture of she-wolf that saved Romulus and Romulus |
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Double headed axe bound by rods carried by lictors who protected anyone who had imperium |
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statue of augustus with cupid, all his statues he never aged depiction of him as victorious general |
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