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Rome & REPUBLICAN GOVERNMENT Lesson 3 DO NOW • Please list as many forms of government that you can. • Circle the government that you think is the “best” • Answer the following question in complete sentences… What makes that government “the best” in your eyes? FORMS OF GOVERNMENT ReflectION If you could blend any form of governments together to make the “best” government, which ones would you combine and why? Respond in ONE PARAGRAPH DO NOW Quickly list the details surrounding each of the following forms of government… (bullet points are acceptable) 1. Dictatorship 2. Monarchy 3. Theocracy 4. Democracy 5. Republic REPUBLIC • A REPUBLIC is a country that has a government in which power is held by the people who elect representatives. • These representatives manage the government for the good of the people. • Known as the common good Roman Republic • Lasted almost 500 years • Rome, Italy was the capital • The Founders studied the Roman Republic • In the Roman Republic… • Citizens ruled themselves without a king • Poor citizens shared power with the aristocrats REPUBLICAN GOVERNMENT 1. Citizens have the power to govern 2. Citizens delegate power to representatives 3. Citizens and Representatives work together for the common good and not their own interests Advantages of a Republic 1. Representatives are elected to serve the common good. 2. Having representatives make the laws more efficient. 3. The people have a say in their government. 4. The Representatives are responsible to the people. Reflect Consider the picture of the thirteen colonies. What are some possible disadvantages of having a republic in the thirteen colonies? Disadvantages of a Republic Republics only work best in communities that are … • Small • Not Diverse Large and diverse republics create FACTIONS. Reason for the Fall of Rome Critical thinking How does America prevent this from happening to itself ? DO NOW What are some advantages and disadvantages of a Republic? James Madison • Very important Founder • State of Virginia • 4th President of the US • “Father of the Constitution” • Created a blend of Republican Government with Democracy Representative Democracy Direct Democracy + Republican Government (many people vote) (representatives) = REPRESENTATIVE DEMOCRACY A large amount of people vote for Representatives to make the laws for their country CINCINNATUS CINCINNATUS • Poor Farmer • Romans asked for military help • Given title of “dictator” • Rome wins two-day battle • Cincinnatus gives up power • Goes back to farming • CIVIC VIRTUE… • Putting Common Good before personal interests The Romans and “Civic Virtue” • Civic Virtue was highly valued by the Romans • The Story of Cincinnatus • “Horatius at the Bridge” • The Legend of Troy • Prince Hector DO NOW What do you think make’s a good leader? Please describe the qualities in one paragraph Qualities of a Certain Person • Simple Lifestyle • Humble • Man of Few Words • Lived on a Farm • Asked to serve his nation and lead them against invaders • Gave up power and went back to his farm George Washington “The American Cincinnatus” Reflection Please read the following two articles with a partner and create a T-Chart that answers the following question… How are Cincinnatus and George Washington similar to one another?