How did the mythical legend of the founding of Rome influence Roman Culture?
The Roman Republic; Section #1 & #2

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1.
MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION
45 sec • 1 pt
Romulus & Remus founded Rome in 753 BC and they became the upper class of Rome. (patricians)
The She-wolf was their ruler/ leader over the city
Ex; the wealthiest landowners/families settled in the 1800s
It provided a way for them to talk to the Gods.
They become invincible
2.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
What did Lucretia's sacrifice demonstrate about Roman Cultural Values?
Use an example to demonstrate the similarities between Roman and American
values.
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
What privileges and responsibilities are associated with the Patrician class?
Why would the plebian class accept a lower status?
How can we see this type of arrangement in the modern world?
Patricians would serve in the military/ given military positions. The plebs would be taken care of by the Senate
Patricians have military duties/ responsibilities. The plebs were part of the Patron-Client System. If you're at work, work harder so you earn more money.
They did nothing all day and killed the plebs. There are bad people in the world today as well.
As soon as a Republic becomes weak, they're lost.
4.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
What motivated the Plebs to demand reforms in Roman Society?
What changes occurred in the Roman Government System?
They wanted to be able to leave the city to go and meet with other cities in the area.
The Plebs wanted to be in control of some political power that the court contains.
The patricians didn't care enough for the and they ended up boycotting the patricians and soon, they got their own written laws.
5.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Identify two similarities between the organization of the Roman
Government and the modern American Government.
1; The government of Rome only has 2 people
2; Nobody else has power
1; Vetos limited power to the Roman Consuls, the president has the power to veto laws by Congress.
2; Two Consuls represent a President/ Vice President.
1; The power of veto-ing something is in control of the plebs
2; 100 plebians are the same as 12 members of a court Jury
6.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
What was the reason behind only allowing landowners to be in the
military? What disadvantages could be associated with this military policy?
They had the most to die for.(rank,family,land)
Rome's economy was based on agriculture which was super time-consuming. If you only let certain people fight in the military, then your army may be strong, but it won't be as big/ powerful.
They have nothing to lose, they're just doing it for their love/ respect for the city of Rome. The plebs have everything to lose though, they may be poor but they have more to lose mentally than physically.
7.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Provide an example from Roman history that demonstrates their tough mentality.
What conditions must exist to promote a culture of toughness?
Do we have an environment in America that promotes the same mentality?
A tough mentality/ culture is based on hard times. For example; hard times could be training to be in the military. We've been losing our toughness mentality in America over the past years because of Covid-19 and by thinking too much and doing a lot about it.
In order to have a tough mentality, you need to have a tough body. For example; You need to work out more to get stronger. Most people in America are either overweight or underweight for eating too little/ too much.
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