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It is highly unlikely that the Etruscans conquered Rome. This was a very fashionable theory that has now been challenged. Its evidence-base is very flimsy. Recent archaeological evidence seems to suggest a different picture. What was overthrown was the Roman monarchy.

In the early republic the king was replaced by two annually elected consuls. There were two of them so that they could counterbalance each other and their term of office was so short to ensure that no one could accumulate powers in his hands. For the rest, the institutions of the monarchy were retained: the senate as an advisory body (now for the consuls instead of the king), and the assembly of the tribes and the assembly of the soldiers as the voting bodies of the people. These two assemblies were created by Servius Tullius, the last but one king.

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What was the Roman Republic formed in response to?

The Roman Republic was established during a rebellion which overthrew Tarquinius Superbus, the last king of Rome. The Romans decided to do away with the monarchy to prevent the return of tyranny.


What happened when rome overthrew etruscan kings?

What was overthrown was the Roman Monarchy. The fashionable theory that the Etruscans ruled Rome has been challenged. Its evidence base is flimsy, its is based on unproven assumptions and there is no historical record for it. Recent archaeological evidence suggests a different picture. An uprising followed the rape of an aristocratic woman by Sextus Tarquinius, the son of Tarquinius Superbus, the last king. This king was deeply unpopular because he was a tyrant. The uprising was led by Lucius Junius Brutus, the architect of the Republic. He made the people swear that they would never accept a king again. He used the royal guards to take control of the city and had the city gates closed. The king was away leading a battle and could not return to Rome. The king was replaced by two annually elected consuls. Having to men in charge meant that they would counterbalance each other. The short term of office was to ensure that no single man could concentrate power in his hands. For the rest, the Republic retained the institutions which had existed under the monarchy.


Why the roman republic formed by the citizens of rome?

Th republic was formed by the citizens of Rome because they were tired of the tyranny of a king and wanted a voice in their own government.Th republic was formed by the citizens of Rome because they were tired of the tyranny of a king and wanted a voice in their own government.Th republic was formed by the citizens of Rome because they were tired of the tyranny of a king and wanted a voice in their own government.Th republic was formed by the citizens of Rome because they were tired of the tyranny of a king and wanted a voice in their own government.Th republic was formed by the citizens of Rome because they were tired of the tyranny of a king and wanted a voice in their own government.Th republic was formed by the citizens of Rome because they were tired of the tyranny of a king and wanted a voice in their own government.Th republic was formed by the citizens of Rome because they were tired of the tyranny of a king and wanted a voice in their own government.Th republic was formed by the citizens of Rome because they were tired of the tyranny of a king and wanted a voice in their own government.Th republic was formed by the citizens of Rome because they were tired of the tyranny of a king and wanted a voice in their own government.


Did Rome overthrow the Etruscan's so that they could elect their own king?

No. The evidence base of the fashionable theory of Etruscan invasion/domination is flimsy and has now been seriously questioned. There is archaeological evidence that suggest a different picture. What the Romans overthrew was the kings. In 509 BC they overthrew the last king (Tarquinius Superbus) because he was a tyrant. They decided to do away with the Roman monarchy and established a republic.


What was the name of the group who ruled early rome and was overthrown by the Romans in 509 b.c.e?

In 509 BC the Romans overthrew the last king of Rome, abolished the monarchy and established the republic. According to a fashionable theory the last three kings of Rome were Etruscan and Rome was conquered by the Etruscans. However, this is just that that, a theory. It evidence base is flimsy to say the least and it rests on unproven assumptions.

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In 509 B.C. roman did what?

Traditionally, it is the year when Rome overthrew the king and established the Republic.


How did Ancient Rome become a republic?

They overthrew the Etruscan king and instituted a republican form of government.


What did Romans establish in 509 BC?

The Romans overthrew the last king of Rome in a rebellion and established the Roman Republic.


Who did Romans overthrow to make a republic?

The Romans overthrew the last king of Rome, Tarquinius Superbus, because he was a tyrant. They also decided to do away with the monarchy and establish the Republic.


What was the Roman Republic formed in response to?

The Roman Republic was established during a rebellion which overthrew Tarquinius Superbus, the last king of Rome. The Romans decided to do away with the monarchy to prevent the return of tyranny.


What happened when rome overthrew etruscan kings?

What was overthrown was the Roman Monarchy. The fashionable theory that the Etruscans ruled Rome has been challenged. Its evidence base is flimsy, its is based on unproven assumptions and there is no historical record for it. Recent archaeological evidence suggests a different picture. An uprising followed the rape of an aristocratic woman by Sextus Tarquinius, the son of Tarquinius Superbus, the last king. This king was deeply unpopular because he was a tyrant. The uprising was led by Lucius Junius Brutus, the architect of the Republic. He made the people swear that they would never accept a king again. He used the royal guards to take control of the city and had the city gates closed. The king was away leading a battle and could not return to Rome. The king was replaced by two annually elected consuls. Having to men in charge meant that they would counterbalance each other. The short term of office was to ensure that no single man could concentrate power in his hands. For the rest, the Republic retained the institutions which had existed under the monarchy.


Why the roman republic formed by the citizens of rome?

Th republic was formed by the citizens of Rome because they were tired of the tyranny of a king and wanted a voice in their own government.Th republic was formed by the citizens of Rome because they were tired of the tyranny of a king and wanted a voice in their own government.Th republic was formed by the citizens of Rome because they were tired of the tyranny of a king and wanted a voice in their own government.Th republic was formed by the citizens of Rome because they were tired of the tyranny of a king and wanted a voice in their own government.Th republic was formed by the citizens of Rome because they were tired of the tyranny of a king and wanted a voice in their own government.Th republic was formed by the citizens of Rome because they were tired of the tyranny of a king and wanted a voice in their own government.Th republic was formed by the citizens of Rome because they were tired of the tyranny of a king and wanted a voice in their own government.Th republic was formed by the citizens of Rome because they were tired of the tyranny of a king and wanted a voice in their own government.Th republic was formed by the citizens of Rome because they were tired of the tyranny of a king and wanted a voice in their own government.


What happend in rome in 510 Bc?

In 510BC the Romans overthrew the monarchy and began the republic.In 510BC the Romans overthrew the monarchy and began the republic.In 510BC the Romans overthrew the monarchy and began the republic.In 510BC the Romans overthrew the monarchy and began the republic.In 510BC the Romans overthrew the monarchy and began the republic.In 510BC the Romans overthrew the monarchy and began the republic.In 510BC the Romans overthrew the monarchy and began the republic.In 510BC the Romans overthrew the monarchy and began the republic.In 510BC the Romans overthrew the monarchy and began the republic.


What did rome do after the got rid of their king?

they became a republic.


Did Rome overthrow the Etruscan's so that they could elect their own king?

No. The evidence base of the fashionable theory of Etruscan invasion/domination is flimsy and has now been seriously questioned. There is archaeological evidence that suggest a different picture. What the Romans overthrew was the kings. In 509 BC they overthrew the last king (Tarquinius Superbus) because he was a tyrant. They decided to do away with the Roman monarchy and established a republic.


How were the people of ancient Rome able to change their government?

The people of ancient Rome were able to change their government by civil protest or civil unrest. They overthrew the kings, established the republic (which even worked for a while) and finally, when the republic faded out, consented to the principate.


Why did rome change from kings to a republic?

Because they had a bad king