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1. I believe it was Palatine, in which the latins (early romans) first settled.

2. The Etruscans were an earlt civilization of people who were very rich in wealth and power.

3. They basically passed on their language/alphabet to the romans, this language was very unique as it wasn't used much in other civilizations

4. You skipped 4 xP

5. It is believed to have happened in 509 B.C.E after the last king (Lucius Tarquinius Superbus) was overthrown

6. There were Slaves (the lowest of ranks, and the poorest), plebians (ordinary people, who did nothing really special) and the patricians (who were very rich and had good careers).

7. I'm truly sorry. I have no idea for this one. =/

8. Again I have no idea =/

9. The Twelve Tables were basically the early versions of
laws/codes of conduct.

10. Tribunes were the one in charge of taking care of the ordinary people.

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