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Roman government: monarchy to republic

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For the first 250 years or so of its history, Rome was a

monarchy,

or a country ruled by a king. But in 510 and 509 BCE, Romans changed their government.

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ca. 700 BCE – ca. 510 BCE

Rome is ruled by a powerful king. Some Romans accuse the king of acting cruelly and ignoring the advice of Rome's elders.

510 BCE – 509 BCE

Romans overthrow the king. They exile him, or kick him out of the city.

509 BCE – 27 BCE

Rome is ruled by elected officials and wealthy landowners.

750 BCE

600 BCE

450 BCE

300 BCE

150 BCE

1 CE

Complete the text.

priests

the king

a group of people

a god

In 510 BCE, Romans got rid of

. In 509 BCE, they created a new government where Rome was ruled by

. Rome was now a republic!

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