HIST 467
The Roman Republic
James Madison University · UGRD · Fall 2026
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In this course, students will investigate the history of the Roman Republic (ca. 500 - 90 BCE), with an emphasis on society and culture during the wars with Carthage (3rd to late 2nd century BCE). Topics studied include the formation of Roman identities and the processes of cultural change during the critical transitional period of Rome from city to imperial power. Students will consider archaeological evidence from Italy and beyond and will read against the ancient sources to find the voices of ancient non-Romans, women and enslaved people.
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