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Republic A form of government in which citizens elect their leaders
Triumvirate Three Ruler's who share equal political power
Latifundia Large Farming estates
Legion large group of Roman soldiers
Civic Duty the idea that citiznes have a responsiblilty to help their country
Procunsul governor
Praetor government officials who interpret the law and serve as judges
Tribune an elected officials who protects the rights of ordinary citizens
Veto to regect
Aqueduct a human made channel that carries water long distances
Plebeian ordinary citizens
Patrician the ruling class
Pax Romana Roman Peace
Twelve Tables first Roman written laws
Circus Maximus largest and oldest chariot track and
Colosseum A gaint amphitheater built in Rome. It hosted gladiator combats and water shows
Forum a large open space that served as a marcketplace and public square
Gladiator in ancient Rome a person fought people or animals for public enteratianment
Anatomy the study of the body's structure
Vault a curved ceiling made of arches
Satire verse or prose that pokes fun at human weakness
Ode a lyric poem that expresses strong emotions about life
Pantheon a temple dedicated to all gods
Mosaics motifs or images created by an arrangement of colored glass or stone
Saints people considered holy by followers of the Christian faith
Reform changes to bring about improvement
Tripartite divided 3 ways as in government
Census counting the number of people in a population
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