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Who was the Greek general who fought the Romans in southern Italy during the early republic?
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Who were the rulers of ancient Romans?
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What kind of government did the Romans have during the time of the republic?
during the time of the republic monarchy is the form of government rome had Your question answers itself. During the republic the government of Rome was a republic.
Which Hellenistic philosophy most appealed to the Romans during the Republic?
The two schools of Greek philosophy which appealed to the Romans both during the republic and during rule by emperors were stoicism and epicureanism. The former was more widespread.
What do you call the highest officials in the roman republic?
During the republic, the highest Roman officials were called the consuls. During the principate the highest Roman official was called "Caesar" by the Romans and "emperor" by us.During the republic, the highest Roman officials were called the consuls. During the principate the highest Roman official was called "Caesar" by the Romans and "emperor" by us.During the republic, the highest Roman officials were called the consuls. During the principate the highest Roman official was called "Caesar" by the Romans and "emperor" by us.During the republic, the highest Roman officials were called the consuls. During the principate the highest Roman official was called "Caesar" by the Romans and "emperor" by us.During the republic, the highest Roman officials were called the consuls. During the principate the highest Roman official was called "Caesar" by the Romans and "emperor" by us.During the republic, the highest Roman officials were called the consuls. During the principate the highest Roman official was called "Caesar" by the Romans and "emperor" by us.During the republic, the highest Roman officials were called the consuls. During the principate the highest Roman official was called "Caesar" by the Romans and "emperor" by us.During the republic, the highest Roman officials were called the consuls. During the principate the highest Roman official was called "Caesar" by the Romans and "emperor" by us.During the republic, the highest Roman officials were called the consuls. During the principate the highest Roman official was called "Caesar" by the Romans and "emperor" by us.
Where did the Romans set up a republic?
The date given for the start of the Roman republic is 509 BC.
Why did Romans choose a mixed government?
The Romans had a mixed goernment during the Republic to make certain that all the power was not in the hands of one person.
Who created the Ballista?
Greeks during the Hellenistic period (Alexander the Great's time). Archimedes of Sicily used them when defending his city from Romans and the Romans were the chief users of it during the republic and Imperial eras (the Romans gave it the ballista name).
Name a Southern general during the civil war?
General Robert E. Lee
Where did the ancient Romans hold their elections?
During the republic, the ancient Romans held their elections on the Field of Mars where special "bull pens" were constructed for the voting assemblies/tribes.
Were most Romans better off during the years of the republic or during the pax romana?
Most Romans were definitely better off during the Pax Romana. That was the time when the civil wars were ended and prosperity ruled. Business and trade flourished as well as the arts.
Two groups did NOT do battle with the Romans?
Among the groups which did not battle with the Romans during their imperial expansion there were the Lucanians of southern Italy, and Nabateans of Jordan. Some cities in northern Apulia, the Greek cities on the southern coast of France, the Spanish cities on the northern part of Spain's east coast, the kingdoms of Pergamon and Bythinia in western Turkey and the Greek island of Rhodes were Romans allies and did not fight the Romans. During the time of the Roman Republic and the Roman Empire, the military forces of the ancient Chinese dynasties had no contact with Roman legions or Rome's naval fleet.
Which carthaginian general's army crossed the alps to attack the Romans during the punic wars?
Hannibal
