Roman Republic
Aristocratic republic
Roman Republic leans hardest toward Hawk, Religious and Traditional.
The 12 axes, with receipts
Allied cities kept their own laws and magistrates under Roman supremacy.
Elected consuls and assemblies, steered by an aristocratic Senate, with a constitutional dictator for emergencies.
Citizens had legal protections, but riots were put down hard.
Expanding power that answered to no one.
Citizen levies fought near-constant wars.
Guarded citizenship jealously until the Social War forced its extension to Italian allies.
Aristocratic estates worked by slaves.
Free commerce, with grain laws that sold or gave cheap grain to the city poor.
Mediterranean trade with a secured grain supply.
Priesthoods were political offices.
The fathers’ customs (mos maiorum) were sacred.
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