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The Etruscans and Early Rome. Geography of Italy.

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Page 1: The Etruscans and Early Rome. Geography of Italy.

The Etruscans and Early Rome

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Geography of Italy

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Etruscans

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Early Etruscans

Agricultural lifeWhere did they come from?TradeEtruscan societyExpansion

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Burial customs

City of the dead

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Religion

Pantheon

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Threats And Decline

Disunity

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Art

Jewelry

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Art

Statuary

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Bronzes

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Bronzes

Warriors helmet

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Etruscan Military

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Early Rome

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Legends

AeneasRomulus and Remus

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Early History

VillagesGreek traders

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Age of Kings

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Comitia Curiata

ClansImperiumTarquin I

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Citizen Army

LegionsCenturiesComitia Centuriata

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The Roman Republic

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FoundingTraditional vs. actual beginningsAristocracy

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Roman SocietyDivisions

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Roman GovernmentExecutive functions-ConsulsSenateAssembliesOfficers

CensorsPraetorAedilesQuaestorsTribunes

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Class WarfarePatriciansPlebeiansTwelve TablesLictian-Sextian LawsLex Hortensia

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Expansion of RomePeacefulMilitary conquest

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Punic WarsCarthageFirst Punic WarSecond and Third Punic WarsHamilcar, Hasdrubal, Hannibal

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Cato The CensorPolitician

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PolybiusUniversal History

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Why War And Imperialism?

Defense vs. aggression

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Growth of EmpireMacedonia, Greece, Carthage, Pergamum

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Beginnings of UnrestPowerful men

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The GracchiTiberius GracchiGaius Gracchi

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MariusProfessional army

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SullaDictator

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PompeyProblem solver

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Julius CaesarMany talentsFirst triumvirateHistorianGeneral

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From Augustus To Fall Of The Empire

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The Good Emperor

AttributesHard workerMaintain public order and defenseSensitiveGames and public worksSuccess in war

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Decline And Fall

Last of the “good emperors”Weakness in the empireCivil ServiceSlaveryArmy

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Theories Of The Fall

Upper class warfareEconomic downturnSoilManpower shortageInvasions of barbarians

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Roman Religion

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Introduction

Rituals/State cult

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Origins

Greek influenceEtruscans3 kinds of divination

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Prayer And Sacrifice

AnimismOmens

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Worship In The Home

VestaJanusLares PenatesGeniusBirths DeathsFields

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State Worship

Pontifex MaximusFour colleges

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Worship In The Empire

Foreign religions become importantCybeleMithras

FestivalsParentiliaLupercalia