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success
David Gwynn: 'The Republic was the victim of its own \____.'
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Empire
The Republican 'system was never intended to govern an\___'
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balance
The Republican system maintained 'a careful \___ between collective and individual rule.'[Gwynn]
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slaves
The Roman agrarian economy was 'transformed by the flood of wealth and \____ that came with military victories.'
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equites
Group who emerged as a new class in 2nd century Rome:\___ or knights
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129
From [133, 129, 128, 104] equestrians could become senators only via magistracies
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240
Average annual income of a peasant: 20000, 12400, 1200 or 240 sesterces?
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400
Average wealth of a member of the equestrian order: \___,000 sesterces
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1,000
Minimum wealth requirement of a senator: __,000 sesterces
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agriculture
Chief basis of wealth in late republican Rome: agriculture, slaves, trade, or army career?
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latifundia
'Wider fields' created in period of conquest
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assidui
Those eligible for Roman military service were called the a\______
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133
Tiberius Sempronius Gracchus was elected tribune in\___
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Cornelia
Mother of the Gracchi and daughter of Scipio Africanus: \_____
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Italy
A turning point in Tiberius Gracchus' life was passing through \___ to Spain
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redistribute
Tiberius Gracchus' solution to social problems was to \____ land
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public
Tiberius Gracchus intended to redistribute \___ land in lots of 20 acres
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Gracchi
Tiberius and Gaius: the \_____
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tombs
Much of the land that Tiberius Gracchus proposed to redistribute been in families for generations, and even the site of family \___
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senate
To pass his agrarian law, Tiberius Gracchus sought to bypass the \____
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Octavius
Tribune who sought to block T. Gracchus' reforms: Marcus \______
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Sempronia
T. Gracchus' agrarian law: The lex \____ agraria
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Pergamum
T. Gracchus sought to use the treasury of the late Attalus III of \__ to fund his program
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re-election
T. Gracchus' attempt to achieve \___ as tribune contributed to his death
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123
Year Gaius Gracchus was elected as tribune
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Juvenal
Satirist who coined the phrase 'Bread and circuses'
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ultimum
To overthrow Gaius Gracchus, the senate used the unprecedented 'senatus consultum \______'
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Gracchi
121 saw the death of the last of the \____
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Senate
The power of which institution was undermined by the Gracchi?
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Jugurthine
Between 112 and 105 Rome fought the \____ War
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corrupt
Jugurtha was notoriously: brave, corrupt, insane, loyal
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107
First year Gaius Marius was elected consul
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Julian
Marius' wife was a member of the \____ clan
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new
Marius was a novus homo, or '\____ man'
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Sulla
General who got the credit for capturing Jugurtha
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80,000
At the battle of Arausio or Orange in 105, the Romans reportedly lost \___ men
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five
How many successive consulships did Marius have?
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Cimbri
Marius defeated two German tribes, the \___ and Teutones
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stakes
Marius' successive consulships raised the \___ in Roman noble competition
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landless
Marius was the first to allow the 'capite sensi' or (foreigners, slaves, landless, criminals) into the army
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mules
Animals to which Marius' overburdened men were likened
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25
Marius' men carried a (12, 25, 30, 40) kg pack plus weapons
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bend
Marius is credited with the invention of the pilum that would \___ on impact
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cohort
Under Marius, the maniple was replaced as the key Roman military unit by the \____
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600
The cohort comprised \___ men
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Farm
Marius promised each of his men a \___ at the end of their service
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professional
Under Marius, Rome had its first fully \____ army
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66
By 100 BC, Rome's Italian allies comprised (33, 50, 66, 75) per cent of the Roman army
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tribune
The Social War was prompted by the murder of the \___, Marcus Livius Drusus
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Social
The war between the Romans and their Italian allies is known as the \____ War
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91
The Social War ran from (95, 91, 90) to 88 BC.
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citizenship
The Romans survived the Social War by offering \___ to its former allies
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consul
At the end of the Social War, Sulla was elected \___
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Mithridates
Sulla was initially selected to lead the campaign against King \____ of Pontus
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Sulpicius
Tribune \____ Rufus tried to transfer command for the war in Pontus from Sulla to Marius
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March
88 saw Sulla's \____ on Rome
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external
Gwynn: 'no \___ danger played a decisive part' in the fall of the Republic
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ambition
Gwynn: 'The fall of the Republic is...a very human story of \____ and self-sacrifice, genius and folly.'
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83
After leaving for the First Mithridatic War in 88, Sulla did not return to Rome until (86, 85, 83, 82).
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seventh
When Marius died in 86 he was in his \___ consulship
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Samnites
Last Italians standing after the Social War
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Colline
Sulla, Crassus and Pompey defeated their enemies at the \____ Gate in 82
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Dictator
What title did Sulla take in 82 or early 81?
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Proscriptions
Sulla's lists of those who could be eliminated without trial
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80
Number of senators killed in Sulla's proscription (all, 100, 80, 50)
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confiscated
Sulla gave (state, confiscated, conquered) land to his supporters in 81
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Crassus
Two leaders who made money out of the proscriptions: Pompey and \____
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hated
Sulla's dictatorship and proscriptions made him 'one of the most \____ men in Roman history'.
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Republic
Paradoxically, Sulla believed in the \____
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minimum
Sulla enforced \___ ages for magistracies
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quaestors
Sulla increased the number of \____ and praetors to make government more efficient
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tribunes
Sulla reduced the power of \____ to affect matters of state
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retired
In 79 Sulla surprised Rome when he \____
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enigma
Sulla's ruthless quest for gloria and his dedication to the Republic make him an \____
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epitaph
Sulla's \_____ : 'no better friend, no worse enemy'
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Pompey
General who destroyed Sulla's reforms
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butcher
Pompey's early nickname: 'adulescentulus carnifex': the teenage \_____
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Magnus
Pompey's nickname for himself, meaning 'the Great'
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rising
Pompey to Sulla: 'More men worship the \___ than the setting sun'
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Spain
In which part of the empire did Pompey defeat Quintus Sertorius?
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Spartacus
Pompey returned to Rome in 71, at the tail-end of the revolt of \____
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73
Spartacus' slave revolt began in (83, 78, 73, 71)
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Vesuvius
Initial base of Spartacus: Mount \_____
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Crassus
Main leader in the defeat of Spartacus
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Appian
6000 of Spartacus' supporters were crucified along the \___ Way between Capua and Rome
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Both
Which was a consul in 70 BC? Crassus, Pompey or both?
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Pirates
Julius Caesar's capture in 75 illustrated the threat of \___ in the Mediterranean
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months
Pompey took less than five \___ to defeat the pirates from 67
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Cilicia
The pirates' strongholds, captured by Pompey, were in \____ in southern Asia Minor
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decades
It took just over two \___ for Rome to defeat Mithridates
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client
After defeating Mithridates, Pompey organised the conquered eastern areas into provinces and \___ kingdoms
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buffer
Judaea and Armenia provided \____ states for Rome against Parthia
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Parthia
Rome's chief rival in the first century BC
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doubled
Tax from Pompey's conquests in the east more than \____ Rome's state revenues
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Pompey
Richest man in Rome's history to 50 BC
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62
In (66, 62, 59, 58) Pompey celebrated the biggest triumph yet seen in Rome
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Cato
Leading conservative senator, Marcus Porcius \____ the Younger
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100
Year of Julius Caesar's birth
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Gaius
Caesar's praenomen
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59
Year Caesar became consul: (61, 60, 59, 57)
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