1. The Punic Wars are wars that were fought between the Roman Republic and Ancient Carthage.
2. The Roman Democracy was really a democracy because although it was called a “republic,” it was a government comprised of the Senate, the Comitia Centuriata, the Comitia Curiata, the Comitia Tributa, and the Concilium Plebis.
3. The Roman Judicial System was important because it formed the basis of law codes for most European countries. What it did for the government was influence how our government is set up today, including many concepts such as checks and balances and vetoes.
4. A patrician is an aristocrat, or someone belonging to an aristocratic family. The kind of jobs they have are being military generals, making laws (legislation), and they owned land. Plebeians, on the other hand, are basically commoners. Their jobs often were craftsmen, bakers, and farmers.
5. Well, they weren’t considered citizens because they were not necessarily free. Most ancient Romans also happened to be misogynistic, so women were majorly classified as aliens or slaves. Women had limited citizenship and did not receive as much privileges as did men.
6. The difference between these two is that the Roman Republic was less peaceful during its time than the Roman Empire. Additionally, the Roman Empire was run by a monarch and the Roman Republic was run more by the people.
I have to go now, but there are some answers for you. I’ll get back to this if I have time. Goodbye!
