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Is a system that gave some conquered peoples such as the Latins full Roman citizenship?
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What belief system helped rome develop a sense of citizenship?
stoicism
What are some examples of ways Roman philosophy law and citizenship have affected modern life?
law and justice system
Why do you think the Romans stopped making citizens of the people they captured bye 265bc?
In this period Rome did not capture any peoples. She defeated several Italic peoples during her expansion into Italy, but did not annex any of them. Rome chose domination by indirect rule. The Italics peoples were left independent, but they were turned into allies. These were military alliances where the allies had to provide soldiers at their own expense. Rome was also entitled to demand a tribute from them. The system worked because Rome's military strength was intimidating and because the allies were allowed to share the spoils of war which could be very substantial. This system has been described as robbers getting the robbed to join the gang of robbers to participate in the next robberies. Rome also supported the ruling classes of the allied peoples. The allied soldiers were auxiliary units which supported the Roman legions. By 3rd century BC, auxiliaries formed 60% of Rome's military forces. Before the expansion into Italy, Rome had extended Roman citizenship to some of her allied Latin cities and her Hernici and Campanian allies because they rebelled against her, causing the Latin war (340-338 BC). They rebelled because Rome rejected their request for Roman citizenship. Rome then decided to grant citizenship to avoid a recurrence of war. Even then she only granted partial citizenship to the Hernici and Campanians and not all Latin cities were granted (full) citizenship. Rome was reluctant to extend citizenship. This situation persisted until the Social War (91-88 BC). This war was a rebellion against Rome by many of her Italic allies due to a refusal to grant them Roman citizenship. The war led to this concession. Therefore, during the Republic, Roman citizenship was extended twice and both times this was forced by armed rebellion.
What were characteristics of the roman republic and how did they change over time?
Boys were taught discipline as many were to eventually become soldiers. They changed into a empire.
Why was William the Conqueror a successful king?
He was a successful king because he conquered England and invented a feudal system
What Aztec economic system requiring conquered peoples to provide food?
Tribute system
How did rome rule its new conquests?
To rule their new conquests, the Romans created the Roman Confederation. Under this system, Romans gave full citizenship to some peoples, especially other Latins. They could vote and serve in the government, and they were treated the same as other citizens under the law. The Romans granted other peoples the status of allies.
Why was the encomienda introduced?
The encomienda system was introduced by the Spanish n the 1500s as a way to rule conquered peoples. Lords would receive labor and tribute. In exchange, the natives would get protection and education. An abused system, it resulted in virtual slavery for indigenous peoples.
The system of dual citizenship exist in which country?
USA
What belief system helped rome develop a sense of citizenship?
stoicism
How did citizenship lead to the Rise or Fall of the Roman Republic?
Citizenship led to the rise of the republic. They were granted territories with rights and privileges of Roman citizenship, or at least good government, security and a reasonable justice system.
What is the Mayan peoples writing system called?
hyrogliphics
Why is th alphabet a major contribution to the civilization?
It was taken up by the Greeks and Latins, and through them to us today, giving us an effective communication and recording system.
What are the Elements of Persian Rule?
Tolerance of conquered peopleZoroastrianismRoad SystemDevelopment of Caste System
The caste system helped them to rule peoples who outnumbered them?
aryans
What are some examples of ways Roman philosophy law and citizenship have affected modern life?
law and justice system
Why do you think the Romans stopped making citizens of the people they captured bye 265bc?
In this period Rome did not capture any peoples. She defeated several Italic peoples during her expansion into Italy, but did not annex any of them. Rome chose domination by indirect rule. The Italics peoples were left independent, but they were turned into allies. These were military alliances where the allies had to provide soldiers at their own expense. Rome was also entitled to demand a tribute from them. The system worked because Rome's military strength was intimidating and because the allies were allowed to share the spoils of war which could be very substantial. This system has been described as robbers getting the robbed to join the gang of robbers to participate in the next robberies. Rome also supported the ruling classes of the allied peoples. The allied soldiers were auxiliary units which supported the Roman legions. By 3rd century BC, auxiliaries formed 60% of Rome's military forces. Before the expansion into Italy, Rome had extended Roman citizenship to some of her allied Latin cities and her Hernici and Campanian allies because they rebelled against her, causing the Latin war (340-338 BC). They rebelled because Rome rejected their request for Roman citizenship. Rome then decided to grant citizenship to avoid a recurrence of war. Even then she only granted partial citizenship to the Hernici and Campanians and not all Latin cities were granted (full) citizenship. Rome was reluctant to extend citizenship. This situation persisted until the Social War (91-88 BC). This war was a rebellion against Rome by many of her Italic allies due to a refusal to grant them Roman citizenship. The war led to this concession. Therefore, during the Republic, Roman citizenship was extended twice and both times this was forced by armed rebellion.
