faciliated trade and communication throughout the region from mesopotamia to the atlantic ocean.

father of the family, usually the older male. had the right to sell children and wife to slavery and even execute them.

a citadel or fortified site that offered refuge for local communites during times of war or other emergencies

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pax romana	faciliated trade and communication throughout the region from mesopotamia to the atlantic ocean.
paterfamilias	father of the family, usually the older male. had the right to sell children and wife to slavery and even execute them.
poleis	a citadel or fortified site that offered refuge for local communites during times of war or other emergencies