How Rome Became a Republic

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  • Period: 132 to 135

    Slave revolts in Sicily

    Slaves revolts in Sicily
  • Rome conquers Fidenae. (428 BC)
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    Rome conquers Fidenae. (428 BC)

    Rome conquers Fidenae.
  • Law passed by a tribune named Canuleius (445 BC)
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    Law passed by a tribune named Canuleius (445 BC)

    Law passed by a tribune named Canuleius, the lex Canuleia, replacing the consuls with military tribunes with consular powers.
  • Period: 449 to 451

    The Decemvirate formed

    The Decemvirate formed - a body of 10 magistrates and establishes The Code of the Twelve Tables.
  • Rome replaced the Etruscan rulers (509 BC)
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    Rome replaced the Etruscan rulers (509 BC)

    Rome replaced the Etruscan rulers with a Republic during the History of Rome.

  • Julius Caesar is assassinated (44 BC)

    Julius Caesar is assassinated; Marcus Antony controls Rome.

  • Julius Caesar attempts to invade Britain and succeeds. (55 BC)

    Julius Caesar attempts to invade Britain and succeeds in 54 BC.

  • Julius Caesar campaings in Gaul (58 BC)

    Julius Caesar campaigns in Gaul.

  • Julius Caesar becomes consul (59 BC)

    Julius Ceasar becomes consul.
  • Out break of Third Servil War (73 BC)

    Out break of Third Servil War (73 BC)

    Outbreak of Third Servil War, led by the slave and gladiator Spartiacus.

  • Civil War in Rome (90 BC)

    CIvil War in Rome.