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Ty 3rd Grade

Rome Quiz 1

TermDefinition
aqueducts channels that carry water from distant springs
amphitheater outdoor stadium with rows of seats
hypocausts furnaces under the floor that heated water in baths
republic government a from of government where no person has complete control
Kingdom a state of government having a king or queen as its ruler
Emperor like a king with great powers, were worshiped like gods
onargri a catapult
flamethrower shot 12 foot burning darts up to 2,000 feet away
ballista is a kind of cross bow; the largest needed 10 men to shoot it and it would be loaded with rocks or pointed metal bolts traveling 115 mile and hour
ingredients to make Roman roads sand, concrete, rock, pottery shards, and paving stones
assemblies a group of ordinary citizens electing public officials and passing laws
eternal something that lasted forever
architects people that plan and design buildings
concrete building material made by mixing cement, sand, gravel, and water
Plebeians ordinary Roman citizens
legend a story told from earlier times and it is believed to be true
Consul during the Republic, the replaced the king and he only served for one year
Senators person who advised the Consuls
Romulus According to the legend, he was the founder of Rome
Remus Romulus' twin brother
The number of hills that Rome was built on seven
Tiber River The main river running through Rome
Patricians Rich citizens who owned land and had many slaves
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