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- War profiteers abounded and
traded in slaves, weapons, and often bought abandoned farms to create
large plantations.
- Turned big estates into HUGE
estates.
- Soldiers and farmers who
fought in Rome's wars often lost their land and came back to nothing.
- Used their wealth to buy
ruined farms.
- Small plots were merged into
large estates for use as vineyards, olive groves, or pastureland for
livestock.
- Displaces farmers could not
compete with the slaves. (Carthage)
- Plebeians make up the
assembly.
- Tiberius tried to do a lot of
good things so they would vote him as the king of Rome.
- Senate sees him as a trouble
maker already, because he is in direct contact with their interest.
- Septimulieus found Gaius'
head and then scooped the brains out and filled it with lead so they threw
Tiberius' head in the River Tiber.
- Julius Caesar wants to extend
his power and ambition.
- Pompey is jealous, and the
senate is worried.
- Instead, he and his army
cross the Rubicon and make a grand, heroic entrance.
- Pompey is defeated in Greece,
and is killed in Egypt where he has taken refuge.
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