1. Monarchy in ancient Rome
-Romulus and Remus were twin sons of Mars. They were throwed into Tiber riber and a wolf looked from them. Later, Romulus killed Remus and founded Rome and he was its first king in 753 B.C.

-Later, the Etruscans occuped the city and a republic was stabilished in Rome. The last Etruscan king was in 509 B.C. because he was a tyrant.

2. The republic
-The citizens elected the government. Power was shared between:
#People Assemblies: Formed by all citizens, who decided and voted on laws.
#Magistrates: Elected anually
#Senate: Responsible for policy and also controlled the army, religion and the laws

-Territory during the republic:
#Controll of the Mediterranean Sea
#Controll of the Iberian Peninsula

-The republic ended with some magistrates and generals, including, Julio Caesar, took controll of the government.

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Sociales Definitivo T11