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What was 753 BCE?
The City of Rome was founded in this year.
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What was a republic?
In 509 BCE, Rome created this form of government.
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What was fund and build roads and acqueducts?
When Rome was strong, peaceful, and stable it could do this.
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What was Britain to Africa?
At its greatest size, the boarders of the Roman Empire extended from ______ to _____ and from Spain to Syria.
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What is 476 CE?
The collapse of the Western Roman Empire happened in this year.
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Who were the patricians?
The Rich and Powerful class of landowners.
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What is representation?
A republic is a government with this and three branches that check each other.
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What was Rome provided protection and roads in exchange for food and resources?
The relationship between Rome and its provinces.
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What was to make the government easier to run and prevent civil wars and attacks by rivals?
Diocletian divided the rule of the Roman Empire for this reason.
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What was dividing the rule of the Empire among four leaders and creating a tetrarchy?
Diocletian tried to make it easier to govern the Roman Empire by doing this.
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What was the Roman assembly?
Patricians had more power than the average citizen in this.
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What were provinces?
The land and the people conquered by Rome were organized into these.
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Wast were Roman laws?
One example of Roman influence in its conquered territories was the institution and enforcement of these.
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What were lowered paychecks and unemployment?
The effect of the use of slaves on ordinary citizens in the Roman Empire,
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What was increasing the size of the military and the civil government?
Diocletian responded to the growing threat of barbarians by doing this.
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What was the last Etruscan King?
In 509 BCE Romans overthrew the last one of these.
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What was the Law of 12 Tables?
This governed many parts of Roman life.
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What was appointing governors to rule the provinces?
How Rome established authority over its provinces.
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What were rebellions in distant provinces?
Growth threatened the Roman Empire because these were difficult to control.
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What were political arguments and barbarian invasions?
Emperor Theodosius I. officially split the Roman Empire into two separate empires because of these two problems.
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What was the twins who founded Rome in 753 BCE?
The Legend of Romulus and Remus was about this.
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What is Roman Peace?
Pax Romana
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What was allowing individuals to continue living and working as usual?
Rome maintained peace by allowing this.
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What were the provinces at risk of invasion or internal uprisings?
The provinces of Rome that were under the strictest control.
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What is when a barbarian general overthrew the last of the Roman Emperors?
The Western Roman Empire was finally brought to an end when this happened.
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