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GCSE History · key term
A neighbouring Italian people whose conflict with Rome ended, in the foundation tradition, with the union of the two communities.
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Paper 2
Revise: Foundations and the Reign of RomulusDivine descent gave Aeneas prestige, but marriage, shared rights and a common identity helped create a lasting community. These themes reappear in the stories of Romulus and the Sabines.
Explain the Sabine conflict through its causes and outcome: the seizure of women led to war, but the settlement created one community under shared kingship.
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