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Netw Rks Guided Reading Activity: Lesson 2 From Republic To Empire

The document discusses the decline of the Roman Republic and the rise of the Roman Empire. The Republic was controlled by wealthy senators who came to dominate politics and offices. Generals like Caesar and Pompey vied for power, leading to civil war. Octavian emerged victorious and established himself as the first Roman emperor, marking the beginning of the Empire.

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Netw Rks Guided Reading Activity: Lesson 2 From Republic To Empire

The document discusses the decline of the Roman Republic and the rise of the Roman Empire. The Republic was controlled by wealthy senators who came to dominate politics and offices. Generals like Caesar and Pompey vied for power, leading to civil war. Octavian emerged victorious and established himself as the first Roman emperor, marking the beginning of the Empire.

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NAME ______________________________________ DATE _______________ CLASS _________

Guided Reading Activity netw rks


The Romans

Lesson 2 From Republic to Empire

Review Questions
Directions: Read the lesson and complete the outline below. Refer to your textbook to
fill in the blanks.

I. The Decline of the Roman Republic

A. Though ___________________
senate formed only a tiny minority of the Roman Republic,
they came to control the ___________________
country and ___________________
main offices.

B. Tiberius and Gaius ___________________


ceaser were killed after they had the council
pass ___________________
land bills to help the poor.

C. The Roman general ___________________


hannibal , who recruited poor men, promised
recruits ___________________
the poor and demanded loyalty to ___________________
general .

D. Lucius Cornelius ___________________


seacer used his armies to seize
___________________
italy and conduct a reign of terror against the
___________________
romans .

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II. The End of the Republic

A. The ___________________
big three , which was formed by Crassus, Pompey, and Julius
Caesar, lasted until 47 B.C., when Caesar became ___________________
emporae of Rome.

B. Pompey had a command in ___________________


spain , Crassus had a command in
___________________
sryia , and Caesar had a special military command in
___________________
rome .

C. After Caesar’s death, his heir and grandnephew ___________________


octivan , his ally
and assistant ___________________
antony , and his cavalry commander
___________________
lepidus , joined forces.

D. The ___________________
kings ended when Octavian defeated the allied forces of
___________________
cleopatra , and the two fled to ___________________
eygpt , where they
committed suicide.

III. The Beginning of the Roman Empire

A. In 27 B.C., ___________________
octiavan , who was called ___________________
king ,
or “the revered one,” became the first Roman ___________________
knight .
NAME ______________________________________ DATE _______________ CLASS _________

Guided Reading Activity Cont. netw rks


The Romans

Summary and Reflection


Directions: Summarize the main ideas of this lesson by answering the question below.

What characterized society and politics during the Roman Republic? How was the Roman
Empire formed?
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