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patricians vs. plebs
patr. have all the rights
non violent struggle for plebs to gain rights
patr. need plebs in army |
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named after king servius
took census to see property ownership= how much weapons they could buy for the army |
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“knights” + classes I, II, II, IV, V + proletariate
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army classes divided up by consuls
knights - have horse
1-everything but horse
2-5 less
proletariate - poor no weapons |
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193 total votes
elect consul and declare war
if patr. vote together = 98 (class I knights) votes = win
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formed by plebs to protect plebs
formed from geographical tribes (20/36 votes)
could veto = go on strike
tribune of the plebs = 10 ppl = official leaders
plebiscites= laws that are binding on plebs only = eventually become everyones laws (287) |
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patrician wrote down the 12 tables of laws
banned intermarriage(eventually gets revoked) |
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how plebs got into the senate
censors = take census and appoint new ppl to the senate |
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repleced consuls with MT
Mt could be a pleb |
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consuls are back
one consul = pleb |
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praetors
nobles
novus homo |
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P = administered the law = patriciain
nobles = families who have had consul in them
novus homo = new man = no one had been a consul in families past |
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rule by a few people
patricians + wealthy and important plebs
(WIMPS) |
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Survey of roman magistrates and assemblies
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· Very early magistrates: consuls (2) – lead army
o Praetors (2)– servive as judges in law courts
o aediles (4) – take care of city of rome – roads bridges etc
o quaestors (6) – treasurers
o tribunes (10)– 10 reps of the plebs
o all of these are re-elected each year!
o Every form of officials have at least 2 people in it
· Special magistrates:
o Censors (2) – elected every 5 years – take census – appoint people to the senate
o Dictator (1) – cant servive more than 6 months
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composition of the popular assembly |
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curiate ass. - 30
army ass. - 197
consul of plebs - 20/36 tribes
consul of people - 20/36 |
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Mucius Scaevola and Lars Porsenna |
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Lars- Etruscan King Invading Rome
Rome had people (100) trying to assassinate him
Mucius was caught, burned his hand and held it in fire to show roman determination
Told Lars one the 100 would kill him
Lars withdrew |
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Celts/Gauls
(Battle of the Allia River 390) |
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Roman=Phalanx(ordered army-300 spartans)
Celts= undisciplined, wild, fought naked
Battle of AR= Celts powned roman army, had to pay them a lot in order to leave
"Vae Victis"=Woe to the Conquored |
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Rome built large wall around the city for protection
Named after King Servius |
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Legion subdivided into Manciples
More flexible
Velites=1200(New guys)
Hastati=120x10
Principes=120x10
Triarii=60x10(Veterans, Experienced, raped) |
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After Celtic invasion Rome was afraid of neighbors
They got them before they could get Rome |
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Appeals from Neighbors, Genuine Threats, Military Command Considerations
MAYBE...Glory, , Loot
Rome didn't fight for land. Went to weaken enemies and then go home.
Consuls lead army. 1 yr to win Glory through war |
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Roman Military Persistence |
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Took great losses in order to win wars.
Lost many more battles than they won
Would just keep sending new armies and evenutally win
Reason:New Consuls every year=Rookie General |
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Area where a Consul's power was effective
For Consul's and War
(2 consuls, 1 province each, don't overlap)
Helped Keep each Consul equal |
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Builit for military use
Helped move army |
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3 Samnite Wars
Battle of Sentinum(295BC) |
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Samnites and Gauls(Celts) united against Rome
Rome was losing
DEVOTIO=Dedicating yourself to the Gods
Roman General (Mus) did this, ran in and died..This pumped roman army and they won battle. |
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Pyrrhic Wars
Pyrrhic of Epirus |
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Tarentum=Greek city, navy sank some Roman Ally ships
Roman Senator went to city for explanation, got made fun of.
Rome Declared war, Greece went to support tarentum.
"Lucanian Cows"=elephants (Pyrrhic brough war elephants, romans first saw them in the Land of Lucania)
"Pyrrhic Victory"-Pyrrhic won, but lost tons of soldiers so went home. |
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Allies=Any place Rome conquered
Recruitment Base
When Rome conquered a place, they left the current gov intact, Didn't force anything on them, Just needed to provide soldiers for Rome.
Allies made up majority of Rome's army |
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3 punic wars against carthage |
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messana appealed for rome's help
consul pushed for war and rome went to war |
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first punic war (war over sicilly) |
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navy battles
battle of mylae - romans had corves=ramp to board other ships
romans found a wrecked carthage war ship=copies it
romans win |
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carthages war leader
gorilla warfair
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carthagian army was made of mercenaries
werent paid = give up carthage to rome
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hannibal= leader of carthagians
attempts to break up italian alliance
invade italy
scipio-roman general = battle of zama - right outside of carthage
hannibal goes back to africa
rome wins |
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philip V- king of macedonia-treaty with hannibal - hate him
1st macedonia war = 1st war romans lost
rome stalled |
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rhodes and pergamum appealed to rome
falmininus=roman general
armies met unexpectedly and rome won
indemnity, abandoned territory in greece |
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antiochus III-king of seleucid
war indemnity, abandon territory in Asia Minor (Pergamum)
Rome outnumber, Syrian Army old school, rome wins |
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Roman republican coin denominations as of 211bc Copper As/asses Initially, one pound of copper Silver Denarius 10asses x Quinarius 5asses v Sestertius 2.5 Copper As/asses reduced to token weight and value determined by ability to exchange with silver coinage Silver Denarius 16asses XVI(lessened value of the as) Quinarius 8asses Sestertius 4asses Gold Emergencies only! |
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jupiter=zeus=thunderbolt and eagle
12 most important gods = olympian gods
athena=zeus's daughter- came from head
neptune=posidon=sea
venus=sex=sea foam
artemis = goddes of hunt
mars = god of war
vulcan = ugliesy god
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Rhodes and Pergs say Perseus was going to hire Bastarnae to invade Italy
Bastarnae=Tribe of Celts |
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Lucius Paulus=Roman General
Battle of Pydna-Rome Wins
patritioning of Macedonia-Divided Macedonia up into 4 countries(Macedonia 1,2,3,4) |
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Oppian Law - no showing off (no more than 1/2 ounce of gold, multi colored clothing, carriages) move to repeal the law: would not be able to file paperwork for property so they had a man do it cato the elder: our freedom is conquered by female fury, we let them meddle in our forum marriage without authority |
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hercules =lion skin and club
amazon = women with one breast=warrior
icarus=flew to close to sun wax wings melted fell into sea
legends by greeks adopted by romans |
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· Mystery religions
· New the secret you would get an afterlife/immortality
· So they were popular and many ppl were in them
· Didn’t know which one was the right cult to be apart of so ppl joined many
· Only participated in the initiation right and then you were done didn’t have to do anything else
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o Before u knew the secret you had to be initiated- couldn’t have sex
o Isis gave you life after death!
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· A priest of Cybele
· Cut their dick off with a stone knife… throw it in someone’s house and wore women’s clothing for the rest of their life – Greeks did this
· Romans used bulls balls instead of cutting off their own
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welcomed all greek teachers,philsophers, etc. and supported greek culture into rome
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o Were New beliefs.. wanted to know their personal place in the universe
o Stoicism = machine of life is gonna be the same? Predictable. Have no choice what u are going to do in life – your life is fixed, can’t change it
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written history of rome
cato the elder |
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romans never wrote down history- started writing it in greek
cato didnt want to be a lot about greek culture=wrote history in latin |
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rome = rish = love gladitors entertainment
adopted from etruscans
only 3 times a year - most didn't die
convicted criminals would go against wild beasts |
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