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H.World History Exam

Chapter 6

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Two chief executives elected to run the government in ancient Rome. Consuls
Rule of three men. Triumvirate
The language of ancient Rome. Latin
People who die for their faith and inspire others to believe. Martyrs
A type of government where people elect officials to govern the state. Republic
Title given to the head of the Roman Catholic Church. Pope
A person with nearly unlimited powers, but could only hold office for 6 months to solve a problems. Dictator
Man-made channels used to bring water to Roman cities. Aqueducts
The 12 chosen followers of Jesus. Disciples
A public, central square in Rome used as a meeting place. Forum
Common people like merchants, peasants, and artisans. Plebeians
Roman peace. Pax Romana
In Judaism, a savior sent by God. Messiah
A place where chariot races were held. Circus
A body of 300 members who advised elected officials, controlled public finances and handled foreign relations. Senate
The oldest male in a Roman family. Paterfamilias
A person who became a Christian missionary and spread the teachings of Jesus. Apostles
Wealthy, aristocratic members of Roman society. Patricians
A country home that included conveniences such as running water and baths. Villa
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