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Jude 6th - Chapter 5

Chapter 5: Eternal Rome

TermDefinition
Roman Senators elders from the original families who formed a council to advise the king
Roman insignia The Senate and the People of Rome
patricians members of the original families of Rome
republic a government controlled by its citizens
plebeians a commoner
tribune an elected patrician who would represent the plebeians in government for them
commerce trade or the buying/selling of goods between different places
Carthage Rome's greatest enemy
Punic Wars 3 wars between Rome and Carthage
Sicily what Rome and Carthage were fighting over
Hannibal son of Carthage ruler who swore to defeat Rome
gladiator mostly slaves who were forced to fight and kill each other for entertainment
Julius Caesar man who united Rome from civil war
Gual country that Julius Caesar conquered for Rome
Crossing the Rubicon means to take an irreversible step
dictator a person who rules absolutely with no checks on their power
Ides of March date March 15
Ides of March event Julius Caesar murdered
Octavian's new name Augustus Caesar
Julius Caesar's nephew Octavian
Pax Romana Roman Peace
Nero first emperor to persecute Christians
Greek ancient civilization and culture that was preserved by the Romans
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