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The Seven Kings
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History of the
roman kings
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What happened in
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 The foundation of Rome

Romulus
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 The first three kings

Romulus Numa Pompilius Tullus Hostilius

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 The last four kings

Ancus Tarquin the

Marcius Elder
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Servius Tarquin the

Tullius Proud
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 Roman army composition

Cavalry Centurion Signifer

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Velites Consul Centuria

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 Roman society

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Patricians Plebeians Slaves

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Italic populations

Etruscans
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Umbrians
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Romans
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 Chronology of Roman Monarchy
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753 – 716 BC 672 – 640 BC
Romulus Tullus Hostilius

Numa Pompilius Ancus Marcius

715 – 672 BC 640 – 616 BC
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Republic Senate
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SPQR Population
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 Roman Empire cities

Population Foundation

Rome 450,000 293 BC

Ephesus 250,000 129 BC

Antioch 150,000 300 BC

 The Roman Legion

40% Infantry 30% Troops

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10% Cavalry 20% Reserves

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Geography of
Ancient Rome
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 Numa Pompilius reign

A long period of Cultural growth

peace period
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Invented 360-day First temples in

calendar Ancient Rome
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 Roman architecture

Thermes Colosseum
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Forus Wall
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Numa Pompilius invented… The monarchy in Rome lasted…

01 A) The wheel 03 A) 254 years
B) The name of the seasons B) 234 years
C) The 360 days calendar C) 244 years

The name of the aristocracy was… The last king of Rome was…
02 A) Plebeians 04 A) Tarquin the Proud
B) Patricians B) Numa Pompilius
C) Politicians C) Tarquin the Elder
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Forus

Thermes

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