The Ancient Rome Republic (Government)

Who did the Patricians overthrow to take control of Rome?

• Greeks

• Latins

• Etruscans

• Plebeians

After the Patricians to control of the government in Rome, who was permitted to participate in government?

• Patricians

• Plebeians

• Etruscans

• All citizens of Rome

A republic is a government where...

• one person is ion charge

• citizens elect representatives who serve in the assembly.

• a king and queen rule

• citizens vote directly for on the laws.

The law making body of a government is called the...

• Senate

• Consuls

• Executive Branch

• Assembly

Under the initial Patrician government Plebeians...

• were permitted to participate in government and protected by the law.

• had no say in government and were not protected by law.

• had complete control of the government.

• were removed from Rome.

How did the Plebeians change the way government was ran in Ancient Rome?

• They declared war on the Patricians

• They protested; stopped working, refused to serve in the army, and threatened to leave .

• They paid the Patricians in order to participate in government.

• They gave up their rights as citizens

What kind of government was formed in Ancient Rome?

• Democracy

• Dictatorship

• Monarchy

• Democratic Republic

There were 2 in this position. They served as army commanders and judges. they could order anyone be arrested and could make new laws.

• Assembly

• Consuls

• Senators

• Tribunes

Consisted of 150 Patricians and 150 Plebeians. They dealt with other governments and collected and controlled money.

• Assembly

• Consuls

• Senate

• Tribunes

Only Plebeians could serve. There were 10 in total. They were the leaders of the Assembly and worked to gain rights for the Plebeians.

• Assembly

• Consuls

• Senate

• Tribunes