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Rome Vocab Middle

Rome Vocabulary Middle School

TermDefinition
affront an openly insulting deed or remark.
allegiance Devotion or loyalty to a person, group, or cause.
anarchy A state of lawlessness or political and/or social disorder due to the absence of governmental authority.
censor (blank)
consul one of the officials of the Roman Senate
democracy government by the people
dictator a ruler with absolute authority
forum a public square in Ancient Rome
imperium the right or power to enforce law
judiciary a system of courts of law
legion a unit of soldiers
legislator person who makes laws
maneuver a planned military movement or training exercise, as of troops, ships, or tanks.
oligarchy government by only a few people
patrician a descendant of Rome's earliest settlers
plebeian one of the common people of Rome
policy a plan or course of action
province a self-governing region
republic form of government in which the citizens elect representatives to make decisions
Senate The supreme council of representatives of the Roman Republic
strategist One skilled in the science and art of military command exercised to meet the enemy in combat under advantageous conditions.
tribune a plebeian official who could attend meetings of the Senate
tyranny a government in which a single person rules with absolute power, usually despotically.
veto an action to stop the passage of a law
Created by: kmbenckendorf
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