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From book to app in four steps.
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History12 min read · 5 sections
Marius, Sulla and the crisis of the Roman Republic
1Optimates, populares and homines novi
The reforms of the Gracchi split Roman politics into two camps: the optimates, who defend the power of the Senate, and the populares, who seek the support of the people.
The clash opens the way for the homines novi: men without famous ancestors who reach the consulship.
Explain it simply3 flashcards
Mind mapBiology · Life and its moleculesLife and its moleculesBiology4Water4Carbon compounds6Carbohydrates and lipids2Proteins and nucleic acids2
Flashcards and quizzes
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AgainGot it
MediumBiology · Life and its molecules9/10
Which of these is NOT a property shared by all living things?
Only plants, algae and some bacteria photosynthesize. Organization, homeostasis, growth, response to stimuli, reproduction and evolution are shared by all living things.
Try it: pick an answer.
Tutor and oral quiz
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Ask the questions you didn't ask in class. The tutor answers only from the material you scanned and tells you which section the answer comes from. Then, when you feel ready, it quizzes you out loud.
Ask the tutorI only answer from your 2 pages
What’s the difference between optimates and populares?
The optimates defend the power of the Senate and the noble families; the populares seek the support of the people and the assemblies to pass reforms.Section 1 · Optimates and populares
Explain it simply
In short: Rome had two “teams”. The optimates wanted to leave power with the Senate, the populares went after the people’s votes to push reforms.Section 1 · Optimates, populares and homines novi
Oral quiz · question 2
Why does Marius open the army to the landless poor, and what changes?
“Because they needed more soldiers for the war against Jugurtha, and so the soldiers become loyal to their general…”
7+Good!You explain the facts well, a few links are missing. Indicative grade, not your teacher's.
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Your method
A few minutes. Every day.
Every morning, Home tells you how much to review, in minutes rather than pages. Set the date of your test and the plan runs right up to that day. Streaks, XP and milestones are there to show your progress, not to turn it into a game.
Today's plan12 minutes of review68 quick cards · mostly HistoryDaily goal13 / 15 min
5-day streakBest 5 · 2 quizzesMTWTFSS
Focus17:45Pomodoro timer25 minutes of study, 5 of break.
