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When did Sulla step down as dictator?

81 BC

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When was Sulla consul?

80 BC

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When did Sulla become a private citizen?

79 BC

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When did Sulla die?

79 BC

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Who was consul in 63?

Cicero

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what law was attempted to be passed in 63?

the lex agraria, concerned with the distribution and allotment of public lands (land reform)

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what conspiracy happened in 63 BC?

The Catiline Conspiracy

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what was the fate of many of the conspirators?

execution without trial

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Who was praetor in 62?

Caesar

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Who was tribune in 62?

Cato

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what scandal concerning Clodius happened in 62 BC?

The Bona Dea scandal - Clodius dressed as a woman to infiltrate the ceremony of Bona Dea, where no men were permitted.

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Who was trialled in 61 BC?

Clodius

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Where was Caesar governing in 61 BC?

Further Spain

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What political alliance formed in 60 BC?

The First Triumvirate

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Who were the members of the First Triumvirate?

Caesar, Pompey and Crassus

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Who was consul in 59 BC?

Caesar

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Who did Pompey marry in 59 BC?

Caesar’s daughter, Julia (good for amicitia)

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What happened to Clodius in 59 BC?

He was adopted into a plebian family

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What was Caesar given in 59 BC?

Imperium to pacify Gaul

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Who was Tribune in 58 BC?

Clodius

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What act did Clodius pass, aimed at Cicero, as tribune?

exile for anyone who had executed anyone without a trial - like Cicero and the Catiline Conspirators

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Who was exiled in 58 BC?

Cicero

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Where did Caesar depart in 58 BC?

Gaul

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who returned from exile in 57?

Cicero

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What was there a huge rise of in 57 BC?

gang warfare and violence

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What was Pompey given in 57, and why was he given this?

Imperium to stabilise the corn supply to Rome for five years

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What conference happened in 56 BC?

the conference at Luca

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Where did Cato return from in 56?

His governorship in Cyprus

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Who were the Consuls in 55 BC?

Pompey and Crassus

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How long was Caesar’s command in Gaul extended in 55 BC?

5 years

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What was Pompey given in 55 BC?

he was given a five year command in Spain, in absentia

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What was Crassus given in 55 BC?

a five year command in Syria

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Who died in 54 BC?

Julia

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Why was Julia’s death significant?

it heavily weakened the bond between Pompey and Casear

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Why were there no consuls elected in 53?

the riots were too violent

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Where and when did Crassus die?

Caarrhae, in 53 BC

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How did Crassus die?

He was defeated and killed in battle against the Parthians.

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When did Clodius die?

52 BC

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Who killed Clodius?

Milo

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who was appointed as sole consul in 52?

Pompey

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who did pompey appoint as his co-consul?

Scipio, his father in law

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What did Pompey do to his imperium, and not to Casear’s?

He extended his own imperium in Spain, for five years, but didn’t extend Caesar’s

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Who failed to become Consul in 51 BC?

Cato

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Did Cato ever run for consul again?

no.

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Who was governor of Cicilia in 51?

Cicero

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Who proposed that Caesar should give up imperium?

Marcus Metellus

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Who was tribune in 50?

Curio

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Why wasn’t Cicero allowed a triumph after his successful governorship in Cicilia?

Cato voted against it - so his brother could have a thanksgiving

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what does Curio do as tribune?

Vetoes discussion of removing Caesar’s imperium

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What do the senate decree about Pompey and Caesar’s legions in 50?

that they should both send a legion each to Syria

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What does Curio propose about Caesar and Pompey’s imperium in 50 BC?

he proposed they should both give it up on the 1st of December

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How many people voted for Curio’s proposal?

370

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how many voted against Curio’s proposal?

22

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Who were the majority of the people who voted against Curio’s proposal?

Optimates, like Cato

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what did the Optimates want Pompey to do in 50 BC?

Defend Rome and take command of it’s legions.

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In 49 BC, what does Mark Antony try and get the senate to do?

Accept Curio’s original proposal regarding Caesar and Pompey’s imperium

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What law does Antony veto in 49 BC?

a law that would make Caesar a public enemy if he didn’t give up his imperium.

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What happened to Antony in 49?

He was forced to leave Rome

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When did Caesar cross the Rubicon?

11th of January, 49 BC

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What did Caesar crossing the Rubicon signify the start of?

Civil War in Rome

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When did Pompey evacuate?

17th of January, 49

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