Understanding Senators of the Roman Republic
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This worksheet explores the role, function, and significance of senators in the Roman Republic, focusing on key vocabulary and concepts.
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Understanding Senators of the Roman Republic
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Introduction to Roman Senators
Source A: Excerpt from a Roman historian
'Senators were the governing elite of Rome, responsible for making laws, advising magistrates, and guiding the Republic’s policies. They held significant influence and were often from noble families.'
Provenance: A historian writing about the Roman Republic in the 1st century BCE.
The Power and Influence of Senators
Source B: A quote from Cicero, a famous Roman senator
'The Senate is the true heart of the Republic, shaping its future through wisdom and experience.'
Provenance: A Roman senator speaking in the 1st century BCE.
Senators and Political Power
Source C: A historian's analysis
'Senators held significant power, but their authority was often challenged by popular assemblies and military leaders.'
Provenance: Modern historian specializing in Roman politics.
Vocabulary and Key Concepts
Source D: Definitions from a textbook
- Senator: A member of the Roman Senate, involved in law-making and advising.
- Senate: The council of elders who governed Rome.
- Magistrate: An elected official with executive powers.
- Popular Assembly: The body of Roman citizens who voted on laws.
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