Who were identified as the rich and powerful people of Roman society?Question 10Answera.Dictatorsb.Slavesc.Patriciansd.P

Who was the most influential body in the Roman Republic? Question 6Answera.Comitia Centuriatab.Senatec.Consulsd.Tribune

Like their counterparts in the Roman senatorial class (wealthy Romans who were eligibleto serve as senators) whom they imitated, they dedicated a significant part of their agriculturalprofits to increasing their status by building fine residences in the nearest significant city or townand by providing expensive benefits, such as games, gifts of food, temples, theaters, schools,aqueducts, and baths.5. Paragraph 4 supports all of the following statements about wealthy, larger landownersEXCEPT:A: They served as government officials in European citiesB: They generally favored the development of citiesC: They were less concerned about social status than Roman senators were.D: They were the greatest beneficiaries of the agricultural market economy.6. Which of the sentences below best expresses the essential information in the highlightedsentence in the passage? Incorrect choices change the meaning in important ways or leaveout essential information.A: Roman senators attempted to raise their status by increasing their agricultural profits so theycould spend more on fine homes and expensive entertainment.B: In imitation of Roman senators, they tried to raise their status by building expensive urbanhomes and providing benefits for city dwellers.C: Although they imitated Roman senators by building fine homes and providing benefits for urbanpopulations, they were not regarded as members of the senatorial class.D: To impress their counterparts in the Roman senate, they used their wealth and status to build finhomes and provide benefits for the urban population

Analyse the entire social hierarchy and political structure of the Roman republic and explain its classes

Directions: Match each cause in the left column to its effect in the right column.Click on a box in the left column, then click on its match in the column on the right. A line will show that the two have been matched.The Romans were afraid of having another tyrant, like Tarquin.Although plebeians were the majority, patricians had more power than the plebeians.Romans were concerned that a republican government couldn't respond effectively in a crisis.Rome expanded rapidly throughout Europe and North Africa.Julius Caesar was popular and wealthy from his service in the Gallic Wars.Many feared Julius Caesar's unlimited power.Rome had trouble managing its territories and the gap between the rich and the poor grew.The plebeians demanded, and won, reforms, including the election of tribunes and the writing of a code of laws, known as the Twelve Tables.A group of senators assassinated Caesar.The Roman people created a Republic.Julius Caesar became dictator for life.Roman law also allowed for appointing a dictator to rule with absolute power for six months.

In the early republic, which group controlled political power and military leadership?Group of answer choicesPlebeiansEtruscan noblesMerchantsPatricians