Middle/Late Roman Republic

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What was Carthage?

Ancient city-state, rival of Rome.

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Why were Rome and Carthage enemies?

But this balance of power did not last long, as they kept expanding

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Which was older: Carthage or Rome?

Carthage (9th century)

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Hannibal

Carthaginian general, nearly conquered Rome.

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Why did Hanibal hate Rome?

When he was 9, his dad brought him into a temple and told him “Rome is your enemy. As long as you live, you must fight Rome.” because he was embarrassed in the first Punic War

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When was the Second Punic War fought?

218-201 BCE

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Battle of Cannae

Hannibal's major victory, killed 80,000 Romans with 40,000.

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Battle of Zama

202 BCE battle where Romans defeated Hannibal.

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Scipio Africanus

Roman general who defeated Hannibal at Zama.

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How many people wanted Civil War?

5/400 members of the senate hated Caesar they wanted War just to kill him

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What happened after Caesar took Rome?

  • Caesar pardoned everyone after taking Rome

  • Killed pretty much no one

  • Ruled under Martial law

  • Tried to be benevolent

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How did the Civil War end?

Pompey was killed by the Pharoah to please Julius Caesar

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Tiberius Gracchus

Proposed land reforms to support citizen farmers.

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Political Violence

Conflict resulting in the deaths of the Gracchi brothers.

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Gaius Gracchus

Tiberius's brother, continued land reform efforts.

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Civil War

Conflict between Caesar and Pompey for power.

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Battle of Pharsalus

Caesar's victory despite being outnumbered 2-1.

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When was the Battle of Pharsalus

48 BCE

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Dictator for Life

Title Caesar received, seen as kingly.

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Julian Calendar

Reorganized year into 365 days with leap year.

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Ides of March

March 15, 44 BCE, Caesar's assassination date.

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Civic Reforms

Caesar's initiatives to aid veterans and poor.

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Roman Citizenship

Granted to communities in Spain and Gaul.

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Pompey

Caesar's rival and father-in-law, general.

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Senate's Role

Debated actions regarding Caesar and Pompey.

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What was Caesar's strategy in the Battle of Pharsalus?

He won because he knew the Romans well. He knew a lot of the cavalry were young soldiers who cared about their looks so well. Told them to cut up their faces.

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Land Reform

Efforts to create small farms post-Punic Wars with the land taken by conquest.

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Conspirators

Individuals who assassinated Caesar in the Senate.