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What were the Romans and the other people who lived in the plain of Latium called? |
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Three brothers from Rome and three brothers from Alba fought each other. Name them. |
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Horatii (huh RAY shee eye) Curiatti (kyoor ee AY shee eye) |
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Where were the Alban hills? |
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Twelve miles south of Rome in the Latuim plain. |
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What country was Tarquin from? |
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What is the port city of Rome? |
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What is the name of an official Roman fortune teller? |
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On what hill did Tarquin build the temple of Jupiter? |
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Capitoline (KAP i tuh lyne) |
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Name the king's police force extablished by Tarquin. |
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Name and describe the symbol of the king's authority. |
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The fasces was an ax with a bundle of rods tied around it. (FAS eez) |
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Where were public meetings held? |
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What was the name of the great race track build by Tarquin? |
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A "counting of the people" is still called by what Latin word? |
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What was a female fortune teller called? |
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What is the name of the "holy books" bought by Tarquin Superbus, and where were they kept? |
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The Sibylline Books were kept in the Capitol, the Temple of Jupiter (SIB el leen) |
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What does Tarquin Superbus mean? |
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Tarquin the Proud (TAR kwin) |
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Who was the nephew of Tarquin Superbus who pretended to be a simpleton? |
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Junius Brutus (YOU nee us Broo tus) |
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What event brought about the overthrow of Tarquin Superbus? |
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Rape of Lucretia (loo KREE shuh) |
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In what year did Rome change from a Monarchy to a Republic? |
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In the Republic, what was the name of the two rulers who replaced the King? |
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Who said, "Down with Tarquin the tyrant, no more kings." |
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