Blog 41

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Day 2

Questions-
republic- power results in citizens who have the right to vote for their leaders
patrician- deathly landowners who held most of power
plebeian- common farmers, artisans, and merchants who made up the majority of the population
tribune- plebeians formed assembly to elect representatives
consul- like kings, commanded armies and directed the government
senate- aristocratic branch of Romes gov
dictator- a leader who has absolute power over laws and army
legion- large military units
punic wars- Rome and Carthage at war
Hannibal- brilliant military strategist who wanted to avenge Carthage's earlier defeat
3. consuls terms were only one year long and could not be elected again for another 10 years. also could veto or out rule another
4. group of 10 officials wrote down Romes laws and carved out 12 tablets
5.chose to. sneak up on the romans traveling from Spain, then France, through the alps\

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