Etruscan League
Definition
The Etruscan League was a confederation of twelve city-states in ancient Italy that were united for mutual protection and defense. They worked together to maintain their independence and resist outside threats.
Related terms
Tarquinii: One of the most powerful city-states in the Etruscan League, known for its wealth and influence.
Veii: Another prominent member of the league, famous for its strong military and strategic location near Rome.
Federation: A political system where multiple states or groups join together under a central authority for common purposes.
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AP Latin - 8.4 Vergil, Aeneid, Book 8
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