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10.2 The Roman Republic

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Total cards: 18•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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an important Phoenician trading post in North Africa

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Carthage

#2
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a city near the western coast of Italy

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Rome

#3
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Ancient Roman general who was defeated and captured in a war between Rome and Carthage

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Regulus

#4
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Carthaginian general who launched an invasion on the Romans from Spain by crossing the Alps

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Hannibal

#5
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Ancient Roman general who attacked Carthage and forced Hannibal to retreat from Rome

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Scipio

#6
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Ancient Roman general who murder led to the end of the Roman Republic

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Julius Caeser

#7
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a wealthy, powerful citizen of Ancient Rome

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patrician

#8
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a common citizen of Ancient Rome

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plebeian

#9
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a form of government in which citizens have the right to choose their leaders

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republic

#10
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a person elected to represent the people

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representative

#11
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a governing body in which ancient Roman representatives served

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Senate

#12
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in Ancient Rome, one of two officials who managed the government and he army

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consul

#13
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a person who has complete control over the people

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dictator

#14
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In Ancient Rome, men who were appointed to protect the rights of the phobeins

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tribune

#15
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a sense of pride in one’s country

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patriotism

#16
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an Ancient Roman emperor

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caeser

#17
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a famous Ancient Roman road

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Appian Way

#18
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destructive wars between Carthage and Rome beginning in 264 B.C.

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The Punic Wars