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Pax Romana: A 200-year period of peace and stability established by the Roman Empire.  \n\n| Influencers of Rome | How they influenced Rome |\n| --- | --- |\n| Etruscans | Chariot Racing, Gladiators, Irrigation system, etc. |\n| Greeks | Government: Democracy, Republic, columns, archways, etc. |\n\nWhat did the Republic of Rome look like early on? Why were the Plebeians so upset?  \n􀁸 Not a true Republic  \n􀁸 Plebeians did not have representation  \n􀁸 Patricians ruled the government and were the only people with a voice and only made up 5% of the population, while Patricians, Slaves, and Freemen made up 95% of the population.  \nWho first ruled the Roman Republic early on? 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