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The Roman Republic: Checks, Balances, and the Twelve Tables
Analyze the constitutional structures, patrician-plebeian struggles, and codified laws of republican Rome.
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Examine the foundational governance, social structures, legal codes, and cultural legacies of ancient river valley and classical civilizations.
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