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CHAPTER 4.1 A

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Page 80: ''The myth of Romulus and remus''

what do you know about?

Rome

Answer the question:
What was the destiny of Remus and Romelus?

Answer the question:
After Remus and Romulus floated down the river what happend next?

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Page 80: ''The roman republic''

How was the Roman Republic governed?

1 Roman men could vote for the people assembly.

2 But the real power was with the senate. There were only 300 senators.

3 Only the richest Romans could become senators.

4 The senate chose two consuls who would rule.

In which year Rome changed from a monarchy in a republic?

1. 500 bc
2. 400 bc
3. 200 bc
4. 100 bc

A republic has a hereditary king

1. true
2. false

True or false.
Only the richest and most important romans could become senators

1. true
2. false

The true power was with the public assembly

1. true
2. false

How many consuls would the senate choose?

1. 1
2. 2
3. 3
4. 4

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Page 81: ''Fame and honour''

Roman soldiers were free citizens.

1. true
2. false

Who profited the most from the wars?

1. Free citizens because it was a honour to die for rome!
2. Free citizens because it was they got more power
3. Roman senators. They supplied the generals.
4. The roman people. They would get a parade!

What is the picture about?

What is the picture about?

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Page 81: ''Roman victories''

Carthage

1. Around 264 BC Rome started the conquest of oversea territories.

2.Carthage was the most powerful in north africa and possesed sicily. 

3.The Romans conquered sicily. 

4.The highest Carthagian commander and his son Hannibal swore revenge.

5.In 218 BC hannibal attacked Rome with his army.

6.In 201 BC Carthage was defeated.

7.In 149  BC Rome destroyed Carthage

8.All the western coasts were now part of the imperium Romanum. 

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