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chapter 6

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it when elected officials governed the state republic
in the early days of the republic, the heads of a few aristocratic families,known as ---- patricians
it means common people plebeians
it means to ban veto
it means central square forum
it means political structure constitution
a body of 300 members who advised elected officials senate
when the king of rome was thrown out, his place was taken by two magistrates consuls
an office that gave its holder nearly unlimited power but could only be held for six mouths dictator
it means rule of three men triumvirate
the roman peace. several essential traits pax romana
rich citizens usually had a city home and a country home villa
where chariot races took place circuses
it means family father paterfamilias
they paid particular respect to the priests augurs
man made channels used to bring water to the cities aqueducts
several languages, called romance languages, it developed from ---- latin
a form of law based on a written code of laws civil law
over time the teachings of jesus of nazarethdevolped into a new religion christianity
a spirtual leader messiah
it means followers disciples
among thosee who worked to spread jesus's message were 12 disciples whom jesus had specially chosen apostles
its people who die for their faith and thus inspire others to believe martyrs
part of the growing complexity came from the development of ceremonies that inspired peoples faith eucharist
it means a christian church bishopits
they are called bishops of rome popes
it a dramatic rise in prices inflation
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