manumission - 2024 ACF Fall

Question

Description acceptable. In the first century CE, the lex Fufia Caninia limited the number of times this action could be performed in a person’s will. For 10 points each:

[10h] Name or describe this action, which could also take place “by the rod” in a public ceremony observed by a magistrate. This action was often symbolized with its subject wearing a soft felt hat known as a pileus.

ANSWER: manumission [or manumissio; or enfranchisement or liberation; accept freeing an enslaved person or descriptions giving someone their freedom]

[10m] This emperor promulgated the lex Fufia Caninia as part of his attempts to formalize freedmen’s status. This emperor established the principate and was succeeded by Tiberius.

ANSWER: Augustus [or Octavianus or Gaius Octavius or Gaius Julius Caesar Augustus; reject “Caesar”]

[10e] Freedmen could work in craft or trade jobs of this Roman commoner class, contrasted with the patricians.

ANSWER: plebeians [or plebs]

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Summary


2024 ACF Fall at Cornell	fall	Y	9	15.56	89%	67%	0%
2024 ACF Fall at Ohio State	fall	Y	8	18.75	100%	50%	38%
2024 ACF Fall at Washington	fall	Y	6	13.33	83%	50%	0%
2024 ACF Fall at Georgia	fall	Y	12	15.00	92%	50%	8%
2024 ACF Fall at North Carolina	fall	Y	9	18.89	100%	78%	11%
2024 ACF Fall at Claremont Colleges	fall	Y	5	20.00	100%	60%	40%
2024 ACF Fall at Rutgers	fall	Y	9	20.00	89%	78%	33%
2024 ACF Fall at Illinois	fall	Y	9	21.11	100%	67%	44%

Data


Binghamton A	Syracuse	0	10	10	20
RIT C	Binghamton C	0	10	0	10
U of Rochester A	Cornell B	0	10	10	20
Cornell D	Cornell E	0	10	10	20
Cornell G	U of Rochester B	0	0	10	10
Cornell A	ESF	0	10	10	20
Penn State	Cornell F	0	0	10	10
RIT A	Binghamton B	0	0	10	10
RIT B	Cornell C	0	10	10	20
West Virginia A (UG)	CWRU A (UG)	0	0	10	10
Miami A (UG)	CWRU B (DII)	10	10	10	30
Jefferson County Scholars (DII)	Michigan C	0	0	10	10
Michigan A (UG)	Michigan B (UG)	10	10	10	30
Michigan State A	Michigan State B	10	10	10	30
Ohio State A (UG)	CWRU C (UG)	0	0	10	10
Miami B (UG)	Ohio State B (DII)	0	10	10	20
Michigan D (UG)	West Virginia B (UG)	0	0	10	10
Alberta	UW Gluttony	0	10	10	20
UW Lust	Arizona State A	0	0	10	10
UW Envy	Arizona State B	0	0	10	10
UBC A	Boise State	0	10	10	20
UW Sloth	UBC B	0	10	10	20
UW Chastity	UW Pride	0	0	0	0
Tennessee A	Auburn A	10	10	10	30
Clemson A	Tennessee B	0	0	10	10
Georgia A	Clemson B	0	10	10	20
Emory A	Georgia Tech B	0	0	10	10
Vanderbilt A	Emory Oxford	0	0	10	10
Furman	Alabama A	0	0	10	10
South Carolina A	Georgia Tech A	0	0	10	10
Georgia Tech C	Auburn B	0	10	10	20
Georgia Tech E	Georgia Tech D	0	10	10	20
Mississippi State A	South Carolina B	0	10	10	20
Belmont	Southern	0	10	0	10
Auburn C	Vanderbilt B	0	0	10	10
Liberty B	James Madison A	0	10	10	20
Appalachian State A	James Madison B	0	10	10	20
Liberty A	Duke A	0	10	10	20
William & Mary	Liberty C	0	10	10	20
NC State	UNC D	10	10	10	30
Virginia Tech A	Tusculum	0	0	10	10
UNC B	VCU	0	10	10	20
UNC C	UNC A	0	0	10	10
Virginia Tech B	Duke B	0	10	10	20
Claremont B	UCLA C	10	0	10	20
UCLA D	Claremont C	0	0	10	10
UCLA E	UCLA B	10	10	10	30
Claremont A	UCSD	0	10	10	20
UCLA A	USC	0	10	10	20
Columbia A (UG)	Columbia J (DII)	10	10	10	30
Fordham A	Maryland A (DII)	0	10	10	20
Lehigh A (UG)	Rutgers B	10	10	10	30
Lehigh A (UG)	Rutgers B	10	10	10	30
Lehigh A (UG)	Lehigh B (DII)	10	10	10	30
Lehigh A (UG)	Lehigh B (DII)	10	10	10	30
Lehigh A (UG)	Rutgers B	10	10	10	30
Lehigh A (UG)	Rutgers B	10	10	10	30
Lehigh A (UG)	Lehigh B (DII)	10	10	10	30
Lehigh A (UG)	Lehigh B (DII)	10	10	10	30
Bard A (UG)	Maryland B (DII)	0	0	0	0
NYU A (UG)	Columbia B	0	10	10	20
Rowan A (DII)	NYU B	0	10	10	20
Penn B (DII)	Penn A (DII)	0	0	10	10
Princeton A (UG)	Lehigh B (DII)	0	10	10	20
Purdue B	Chicago B	10	0	10	20
Northwestern A	Illinois A	10	10	10	30
Indiana	Illinois B	0	10	10	20
Illinois C	Illinois D	0	10	10	20
Chicago A	Iowa A	10	10	10	30
WashU B	Iowa B	0	0	10	10
Notre Dame A	Notre Dame C	10	10	10	30
Notre Dame B	Purdue A	0	10	10	20
WashU A	Purdue C	0	0	10	10