How was the roman republic first set up?

Answer 1

about 509 B.C.
The Roman Republic was founded in the year 509 BC. Rome was a flourishing city in ancient times and was a Republic government.

Answer 2

Through the overthrow of the last king, Taruinius Priscus, whose rule was despotic. The spark was the rape of Lucretia, an aristocratic woman, by Sextus Tarquinius, the king's son, and her subsequent suicide. Lucius Junius Brutus led the rebellion. He got the Romans to swear never to allow anyone to become king again. He is also the one who came up with the idea of having two annually elected consuls to avoid tyranny. The king was outside the city leading a siege at Ardea. On hearing of the revolt, he headed for Rome, but found the gates closed and had to leave. Junius Brutus went to Ardea to inform the soldiers there that the assembly of the soldiers had endorsed the republic. Lucius Junius Brutus and Lucretia's husband became first consuls. Apart form the consulship, the institutions were the same as in the monarchy: the senate remained an advisory body and the assemblies of the tribes and the soldiers (created by the 5th king) remained the voting bodies.

Archaeological signs of widespread burning in Rome which were previously thought to be dating to the Gallic sack of 390 BC, have now been re-dated to around the time of these events. Therefore, the regime change may have been more violent that the story says.

Answer 3

== == The Roman Republic began in 509 B.C when the Romans decided to take the control from their Etruscan Leaders out.

Answer 4

number of hills rising from a plainvillage of rome built on onepalatine

Answer 5

The republic of Rome was founded in 509 BC when the citizens overthrew the kings.

Answer 6

The Romans began their republic after they revolted and overthrew their Etruscan kings. Lucius Brutus is credited with establishing the republic.

Answer 7

Patricians overthrew an Etruscan king.

Answer 8

509 B.c