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| a gov't where people elect leaders to govern them |
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| rulers w/ almost absolute power |
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| nobles who could be elected to office |
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| officials who helped run the city |
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| two most powerful magistrates who led the army and ran the city |
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| a council of wealthy and Romans that advised the city's leaders |
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| methods to balance power within the gov't |
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| Rome's public meeting place |
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| groups of up to 6000 soldiers who were separated into centuries(group of 100's) |
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| a series of wars that Rome fought against Carthage |
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