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Unit 7: Rome

From Republic to Empire

QuestionAnswer
Another word that means Money Currency
A Government where only a few have power Oligarchy
Dishonest actions by someone in power is Corruption
A ruler who has absolute power Dictator
What is a Government with 3 Parts? Triumvirate
The power to reject the actions of other government officials Veto
The system that balances the power between parts of the government Checks and Balances
Religion based on the teachings of Jesus of Nazareth which became the main religion in Europe Christianity
A political system in which people elect people to lead them Republic
Man-made waterways used to move water to Rome Aqueducts
The Language of Ancient Rome Latin
The Large Arena in Rome, used for Gladiator Battles, Animal Fights, and Executions The Colosseum
Virgil's Epic that is a Romanized Sequel to the Iliad The Aeneid
Romulus and Remus were twin brothers raised by a wolf. In Roman Mythology they founded the city of... Rome
What is the most important Legislative Body of the US and Roman Government Senate
The first leaders of Rome were Kings
What Emperor legalized Christianity Constantine
Who was the First Emperor of Rome Augustus Caesar
Who are the two most famous examples of Roman Dictators? Cincinnatus and Julius Caesar
What Roman Dictator was stabbed to death by the Senate Julius Caesar
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