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ConquestofItalyBy270B.C.,RomehadexpandedtothesoutherntipofItalyhadsucceededinestablishingcontractualalliances.建立联盟TheConquestofItalyBy270Bcontractualalliances：Allowingcitiestokeeptheirowngovernments,traditions,andlawsDemandingonlytributeandmilitarysupportinreturnThe

ConquestofItalycontractualalliances：AllowinRomeandCarthage迦太基RomeCarthaginian

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withrighttocommandtroops.Highestcivilandmilitary magistrates. A.ElectedannuallybyAssemblyofthe Centuries B.Inemergencies,adictatorcouldbe electedforsixmonths. C.Vetoofoneconsulwouldhalta motionmadebyeitherone.RomanRepublicanGovernmentThSymbolsofRoyaltypurplerobesfasces束棒ivorychairSymbolsofRoyaltypurplerobesfascestheUSHouseofRepresentatives法国大革命时期国徽fascestheUSHouseofRepresen

II.TheSenate-about300membersofnoble orpatricianclass. A.Senatorsappointedforlife,musthave heldelectedofficebefore. B.Appointedcommanders,assignedfunds, butcouldnotpasslaws. C.Originally“elected”kings,hada conservativeeffectonRomanculture andpolitics.RomanRepublicanGovernment II.TheSenate-about300me

III.Assembly-IncludedalladultmalecitizensAssemblyoftheCenturies

A.madeupoftheentirearmy B.Wealthiercitizensvotedfirstandinfluencedresults C.electedtheconsulsandseveralothermagistrates D.votedonbillstheSenateputbeforeitTribune A.holdofficeforoneyear B.vetotheSenate C.initiateLaws(TheTwelveTables十二铜表法）

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