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| After the 1st punic war, wat changed in rome? |
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| new territories were ruled as mliitary districts, residents of these areas did not recieve citizenship |
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| Who appointed the governors to rule over the roman military districts? |
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| How big were the military districts in Rome |
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| Who worked under the governors of the military districts in Rome? |
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| one official, an advisory panel of personal relations, and a small group of low ranking free men and slaves |
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| What was the greatest challenge caused in rome by the new military districts? |
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| How did the romans deal with the problems of tax collection in these miltary districts? |
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| governors auctioned off the right to collect taxes in a region to the highest bidder |
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| businessmen who paid in advance for the right to collect taxes in a given region adn who agreed to provide the governor with a fixed amount of revenue and keep anything extra for themselves |
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| unrelated dependents that demonstrated loyalty to their patron who gave them food, money and assistance with legal matters (like family) |
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| the legal head of the extended family and the only person who could own property, made all the decisions for his wife, children adn their families |
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| Could women inherit, own adn sell land in Rome? |
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| yes, but only under the stewardship of men |
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| What was slavery like in Rome? |
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| Where did the Romans get their slaves? |
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| captured from military campaigns adn sold |
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