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What belief system helped rome develop a sense of citizenship?
stoicism
Who had citizenship in Ancient Rome?
The Patricians
How did citizenship change as the Roman Empire expanded?
The extension of Roman citizenship was one of the ways that Rome gained territory or "conquered". It gave the territories the protection and benefits of Rome and in turn Rome had strong, loyal allies. Proof of this is the towns of Italy refusing to give Hannibal any assistance during the Punic wars.
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.
One of the great contributions of Rome to political philosophy was the idea of?
One of the great contributions of Rome, if not the greatest, was the concept of the personal rights of citizens.
What belief system helped rome develop a sense of citizenship?
stoicism
What are the similarities between citizenship in Athens and citizenship in Rome?
nothing
Who had citizenship in Rome?
The Patricians
Who had citizenship in Ancient Rome?
The Patricians
Where did citizenship begin?
The concept of citizenship began in Ancient Greece and Rome.
How do you still use roman citizenship today?
If you are a citizen of Rome, you have Italian citizenship, with all the rights and privileges that Italian citizenship encompasses.
What was one of the great contributions of rome to political philosophy?
citizenship
How did citizenship change as the Roman Empire expanded?
The extension of Roman citizenship was one of the ways that Rome gained territory or "conquered". It gave the territories the protection and benefits of Rome and in turn Rome had strong, loyal allies. Proof of this is the towns of Italy refusing to give Hannibal any assistance during the Punic wars.
How much citizenship did Rome give to the people they conquered?
Initially the Romans gave Roman citizenship to elite men of the conquered peoples who were loyal to Rome. Then in 215 AD the emperor Caracalla extended Roman citizenship to all the freeborn (that is, all except the slaves) in the empire.
One of the great contributions of Rome to political philosophy was the idea of .?
citizenship
How did citizenship descend from ancient rome to modern times?
The Roman and Greek citizenship influenced the development of modern democracies.in Europe and the US.
What social actions helped Rome expand?
The social actions that helped Rome expand were the opening of the army to all free citizens, and the granting of limited citizenship to the people of surrounding Italy.The social actions that helped Rome expand were the opening of the army to all free citizens, and the granting of limited citizenship to the people of surrounding Italy.The social actions that helped Rome expand were the opening of the army to all free citizens, and the granting of limited citizenship to the people of surrounding Italy.The social actions that helped Rome expand were the opening of the army to all free citizens, and the granting of limited citizenship to the people of surrounding Italy.The social actions that helped Rome expand were the opening of the army to all free citizens, and the granting of limited citizenship to the people of surrounding Italy.The social actions that helped Rome expand were the opening of the army to all free citizens, and the granting of limited citizenship to the people of surrounding Italy.The social actions that helped Rome expand were the opening of the army to all free citizens, and the granting of limited citizenship to the people of surrounding Italy.The social actions that helped Rome expand were the opening of the army to all free citizens, and the granting of limited citizenship to the people of surrounding Italy.The social actions that helped Rome expand were the opening of the army to all free citizens, and the granting of limited citizenship to the people of surrounding Italy.
