History help! First to answer gets best answer?

[josephus]

(Matching letters with numbers)

A. power ofthe Roman pater
B. limit of consuls to one-year terms and co-rule
C. revolt of the Latins against Rome
D. Law of Twelve Tables
E. decrease of the Tribal Assembly's power during the Punic Wars
F. Cato's speeches
G. Rome's conquest of the East
H. Loyalty of Rome's subjects during the Second Punic War
I. Publicans
J. murder of the Gracchi brothers
K. Mariuss military reforms and civil war
L. breakdown of the triumvirate


1. High taxes breed corruption
2. Reliance on violence to solve problems simply encourages more violence
3. Foreign conquest creates more problems than it solves
4. Rivalry between nations continues until one is completely destroyed
5. The backbone of a strong civilization is strong families
6. In time of war, people are willing to give up their political freedoms so that experienced leaders can see them through the crisis.
7. After overthrowing their monarchs, republics fear too much power in one man's hands
8. Republics need written laws so that the people can appeal to them against corrupt judges
9. Alliances between many equal states usually break down because one state grows more powerful
10. When leaders share power, one leader always gains the preeminence
11. Fair and generous treatment of conquered enemies reaps long-term benefits
12. A professional army is a dangerous republic

I can't seem to find the answers I'm looking for and I have no time to go in to class before next week. This isn't an assignment for school, just a study guide that I'd like to complete in order to do well on mid-terms. Any help would be appreciated!

[macquaid35]

Well, Angel, you suck.