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Key Concepts in Roman History: Geography, Reforms, and Societal Developments

This review outlines essential questions for understanding key elements of Roman history. It explores how geography influenced Rome's location, the impactful reforms introduced by Julius Caesar, and the development of the Council of the Plebs. Additionally, it discusses Augustus's role in fostering peace, the challenges faced by the poor in Rome, the prosperity of Constantinople, the treatment of slaves, and the factors contributing to the decline of Roman power. Understanding these topics is crucial for a comprehensive grasp of Roman cultural and political dynamics.

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Key Concepts in Roman History: Geography, Reforms, and Societal Developments

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  1. World Cultures Second Semester Review Questions Part 1

  2. Review question for final • 1.How did geography effect where Rome was located? ( pg 263) • 2. What reforms did Julius Caesar introduce in Rome? What effect did they have? (pg 281) • 3. Describe the development of the Council of the Plebs. (pg 270) • 4. How did Augustus pave the way for 200 years of peace and prosperity? (pg 287-288)

  3. Review questions for final • 5. What was life like for the poor people in Rome? How did the Roman empire try to keep the poor people loyal? ( pg. 306) • 6. How did the location of Constantinople help it grow wealthy and prosperous? (pg 328) • 7. Whom did the Romans force into slavery? How were the slaves treated? (pg 309) • 8. Why did Rome’s power decline? ( pg 318-320)

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