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Ancient Rome

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TermDefinition
Forum a public meeting place
senate Roman officials appointed by the bodies
consuls most powerful people in Rome
plebeians common people
veto to reject actions
checks a system that balances government
dictatorship a ruler who has almost or absolute power
empire land with territories and people under 1 rule
emperor name of the ruler
latin Romans language
adueduct carries water
civil law a league system based of a code of laws
pax romana roman time of peace
romans were practical
power was shared among people
divied into blank branches 3
blank people shared power 2+
the law applied to everyone
people could one and other veto
people were in office for one year
men ruled the families
women had more rights
oldest man owend all property
men had unlimited power
could kill kids
could sell kids
women could own property
women could have social life's
women couldn't vote
most important rule have kids
rich earned money from farming
grew from what slaves did
common people lived in appartments
slaves were treated bad
divide by gender and class
men ruled families
oldest man called patresfamilias
men had unlimited power over families
most rich lived in villas
poor worked in stores and taverns
rivers were to fast for ships to enter
who fought back for slaves Spartacus
Romans worshiped hundreds of gods
the mountain range Going down the middle is the Apennines
one of the rivers it the po river
one of the rivers is the Tiber river
one of the islands are Sicily
in 753-509bc Rome was under the rule of different kings
Rome's constitution a system of rules Witch a government is organized
law applied to everyone
a ruler with absolute power dictatorship
a government where people elect there leaders republic
nobles patricians
most powerful senate
common people pelbs
2 most powerful magistrates consuls
who could vote free adult male citizens
the roman forum was a gathering place
roman peace pax Romana
role of women have kids
how did the rich earn money farming
Romes first emperor Julius creaser
how many branches of government 3
government more or less stable over time more stable
wars before 200 ad 11
summarize Romulus and Remus' life he killed him
what type of law unwritten
who helped shape roman culture Etruscans
who else haze an unwritten law Greece
first written law code Mesopotamia
who are we learning about greece
latins enter the region 1000bc
republic was made 5000bc
the first writtin code of laws 450bc
ens of the Roman republic 45bc
Punic wars 264-164
Julius caeser died 44bc
Pompeii destroyed 79ad
Roman at its peak 117ad
Christianity recognized 313ad
Roman empire collapsed 430ad
land was mostly flat
forum public meeting place
seneate Roman official
what type of law unwrittin
women could own property
how many branches of government 3
common people lived in appartments
rich lived in villas
consuls most powerful people
plebs common people
free male citizens could vote
Roman republic 509bc
most powerful senate
Rome's nobles patricians
common people plebs
consuls most powerful
Roman forum public meeting place
peace pax romana
veto to reject
Tiberius tried to give land to the poor
first emporor Julius ceaser
rich earned money by farming
poor eneaned by working at taverns
location help growth yes
what other had a unwrittin law greece
first writtin law mesopotamia
helped shape Roman culture Etruscans
what langeage did they speak latin
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