Chapter 4 - Rome: From Republic to Empire

Etruscan nobles

The ________ remained combative and skilled in the use of war chariots and horses.

Graeco Roman

The ensuing ________ heritage in literature, philosophy, and art served as the foundation of learning during the Middle Ages and paved the way to the new pathways explored during the Renaissance.

Etruscans

The ________ had the greatest foreign effect on the Romans.

Roman army

The ________, led by Etruscan kings and equipped and structured like the Greek phalanx, took control of much of Latium.

Roman

The right of manus in ________ law transferred control of a woman from father to husband (hand)

Etruscan women

________ played a more important role in family and society than Greek women in the polis.