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WH section 1-3

world history study guide chapter 7 section 1-3

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First Triumvirate Caesar, Pompey, and Crassus
Caesar's fate and when it happened He was stabbed in the Senate on March 15th. March 15th is known as "the ides of March."
Auxilia Military unit made of non-citizens.
Censors Registered citizens according to wealth.
Gesture of hate displayed by Romans after 3rd Punic War Romans put salt on all the fields at Carthage.
Number of wars between Rome and Carthage and what they were called number is 3 and they were called Punic Wars
Julio Claudians Rulers who ruled for 54 years after Caesar's death
Colonus Another word for tenant farmer
2nd Triumvirate Octavian, Lepidus, and Marc Antony
4 similarities between the govts. of Rome and The United States Ability to elect officials, system of checks and balances , veto power, and both have a senate.
Meaning of Triumvirate Rule of 3
Equities Business and land owning class
Most powerful Roman governing body The Senate
Patricians and Plebians Patricians- powerful aristocratic class Plebians- Were all the other citizens
Emperor when fire swept through Rome. Nero
Roman Empire began with whose reign? Augustus
Pax Romana means what Roman peace
Last of the Good Emperors Marc Aurelius
Roman laws engraved on tablets were known as The 12 tables
Latifundia Very Large Estate
Marius Military hero who revolutionized the Roman army by signing up people regardless of whether they owned land or not.
Ptolemy Scientist(astronomer) from Alexandria, believed that earth lays at the center of the universe.
Triumph Parade for a military hero
Romulus The legendary founder of Rome, Son of priestess and Mars.
Paterfamilies Father of a Roman family who had absolute authority.
Attila Fierce leader of the Huns.
Hannibal One of the greatest generals of all times.
Spartacus The slave that lead a very brutal slave revolt.
Commodus The weak spoiled son of Marcus Aurelius.
Galen Roman Physician who wrote several medical books.
Octavian First Augustus
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