CKLA Unit 4 Lesson 4 Read Aloud

The city was conquered by Greek forces.

A new king was crowned.

The Etruscan monarchy was overthrown and a republic was established.

A natural disaster destroyed the city.

Senators

Kings

Consuls

Tribunes

Imperium

Veto

Edict

Proconsul

Plebians

Slaves

Patricians

Freedmen

Yes

No

Patricians could freely insult or attack Plebeians, but Plebeians faced severe consequences for doing the same.

Plebeians could own property, while Patricians could not.

Patricians were not allowed to vote, but Plebeians were.

Plebeians had more political power than Patricians.

It led to a decrease in the overall population of Rome.

It allowed other Romans to specialize in crafts and trades.

It caused widespread food waste and economic instability.

It resulted in farmers gaining complete political control.

It served exclusively as a residential area for the elite.

It was solely a military training ground for Roman soldiers.

It functioned as a central gathering place for culture, economy, politics, and religion.

It was a private garden for the Emperor.

Slaves were considered full Roman citizens with voting rights.

Slaves had the freedom to choose their jobs and where to live.

Slaves were considered property and could not insult or attack Roman citizens without consequences.

Slaves were typically from wealthy Roman families who had fallen on hard times.