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Rome vocabulary.

My Social studys roman vocabulary..!!!

TermDefinition
Forum a roman public meeting place
Dictatorship owner of a country
Empire a kingdom or piece of land
Emperor The name of a roman ruler in the Imperial age.
Patricians the nobles in roman society
Plebeians the common people in ancient rome
Consuls the most powerful officials in rome
senate roman officials who were appointed by the council
Checks and ballances the checks that come distribution of government.
Vetos To prohibit actions
Latin Languages of roman
Arch structure that spans and supports structure and weight.
Aqueduct a human made raised channel that carries water from distant places
Civil law A legal system based on written code of law
Republic a type of gov.
Legion Base unit of roman army . Every legion had 4500 to 5k heavy armed soldiers
maniple each legion was broken up into maniples, a unit of 60-160 roman soldiers in a solid line.
Contitution a system of rules by which gov. is organized
Magistrates elected officials who enforce the law
Tripartite government a gov. with three parts, Congress, president supreme court. ( ROME:) legaslative, executive , judiscial .
Province. an area of land under political construct.
Toga a gov. adult men wore, Only citizens wore the clothing
Pantheon a roman temple dedicated to all gods.
colosseum a outdoor amphitheater built in rome around 70 AD.
Greco-roman having characteristics that are partly roman and greek.
Paterfamilias main head of house or father of family
centurion roman officer in the military.
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