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Roman Empire!

(Mooresville) Rome: From Republic to Empire

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founded Rome Latins
conquered Rome Etruscans
was a group of nobles who advised the Roman Ruler Senate
is a government in which people elect the head of the government Republic
Upperclass Patricians
Lowerclass Plebeians
Latins Founded Rome on what river? Tiber
was a ruler of the roman republic (was a senate) Consuls
Number of hills 7
last Roman King Tarquin
I Forbid Veto
was the 1st written Roman laws Laws of the Twelve Tables
was the Roman market place Forum
were officials elected by the lower class Tribunes
was the basic unit of Roman Army Legion
After killing his brother, Roman legend says he founded the city of Rome. Carthage
"Carthago Delendo Est."-- Carthage Must Be Destroyed
First type of government in Ancient Rome Monarchy
Type of government where the leader is elected and only certain individuals can vote. March 15, 44 B.C.
Ruled the Empire at its greatest height; conquered Dacia Patricians
Less wealthy group in Ancient Rome who originally did have the the right to vote or serve in the government but were required to serve in the army. Hadrian
Group of 300 Patricians in the Roman Republic who made laws and served for life. Marcus Aurelius
= Imposed a Despotism- is a dictionary; it failed Diocletian
Chosen by the Senate to rule the Roman Republic for 6 months with unlimited power. Constantine
A. Laws of the 12 tables B. Justinians Code Law
To overturn Veto
First written laws in Ancient Rome Twelve Tables
Downtown district in Ancient Rome Forum
Guidebook for how a government should be run Constitution
System where powers of the branches in a government balance each other. Checks and Balances
3 men who tried to share equal power in the Roman Republic Triumvirates
Leader who emerged from the first triumvirate Caesar
Leader in the Roman Republic who was stabbed to death by the Senate because they were afraid he was taking too much power. Julius Caesar
Leader who emerged from the second triumvirate Octavian
Leader in the second triumvirate who fell in love with Cleopatra...they later both committed suicide Marc Antony
Name given to Octavian by the Senate Augustus
200 years of relative peace in the Roman Empire. Pax Romana
Nerva, Trajan, Hadrian, Antonius, Marcus Aurelius are examples of these Five Good Emperors
Official Language of the Roman Empire Latin
Bad emperor who was said to be mentally ill and tried to get his horse named Consul Caligula
Bad emperor who built a lavish palace complex in the place where much of the city burned down. He blamed this fire on the Christians and would begin to persecute them. Nero
fuck in the ass
Created by: jswearengin
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