- The city of Rome is in the modern day country of
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England
Turkey
Italy
- This is the modern name of the city of Constantinople
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Bucharest
Baghdad
Instanbul
- This is a government in which citizens have the right to vote to choose their leaders
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autocracy
republic
oligarchy
- This is a member of a privileged family who claimed descent from the founders of Rome
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patrician
gravitas
plebian
- A person who is a free citizen but had less power than the highest class
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plebian
patrician
gravitas
- One of two people in Rome who where in power in place of a king
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triumvirate
Archimedes
consul
- This is the power to overule
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kibosh
veto
exchequer
- They were the aristocratic branch of the Roman government
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Senate
Legislative
Emperor
- This was an absolute ruler for a six month period who was chosen by consuls and elected by the aristocratic branch of the government
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king
emperor
dictator
- This is a soldier who fights in any country's army for pay
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mercenary
reservist
barbarian
- This was the city dwelling landless poor of Rome
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Carthagians
proletariat
swampies
- This was an official who spoke on behalf of the plebeians
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tribune
post
gazette
- This was a rule, done by three people
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triumvirate
tripart
Three Amigos
- This was a centrally located city where the Roman republic began and from which it spread its power
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Athens
Rome
Sparta
- This is a peninsula near the midpoint of the mediterranean
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Italy
Spain
Egypt
- This was the father of the family, who had complete control
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mater fimilas
pater familas
piter pater
- This was Rome's strongest enemy, located near the midpoint of the Medeterranean coast
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Carthage
Sicily
Athens
- This was the first written Roman laws that established idea that all free citizens had a right to protection from the law
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Twelve Tables
Bacqlava
The Parthenon
- This ended the second Punic War when Scipio defeated Hannibal
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Battle of Zama
Battle of Britain
Battle of Troy
- These were brothers who attempted reforms to Rome's government
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the Gracchi
the Guiseppi
the Gestapo
- He won many battles as a General in Gaul, was a consul of Rome, and later became absolute ruler of Rome for ten years until he was assassinated
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Julius Caesar
Brutus
Mark Anthony
- This was the salaried people of all ranks who performed work to run the Roman empire
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civil service
labour force
unionists
- This was a writing that mocked society for it's foolishness and wickedness
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satire
stoicism
tragedy
- This is a country estate owned by a wealthy city dweller, used as an escape from the city life
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villa
country estate
vista
- This is a church official who set moral standards and supervised finances of several local churches
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deacon
bishop
pope
- This is an increase in prices
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static rate
inflation
decreases
- This was 207 years of Roman Peace between 27 BC and 180 AD
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Centurus Roma
Pax Romana
Carpe Dium
- The Roman Peace ended with this emperor. He also wrote Meditations (Old emperor in the movie Gladiator)
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Marcus Aurelius
Commodus
Maximus
- He was a Greek philosopher whos ideas about happiness influenced Romans
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Epicurus
Epidemic
Epidermus
- These were the first settlers in Italy and Rome
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Etruscans
Latins
Barbarians
- This was Egypt's queen who married Julius Caesar, wooed and won Mark Antony and caused the third civil war in Rome
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Ramses
Cleopatra
Queen Latifah
- He was a patriotic historian whose works were sponsored by Augustus
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livy
livingston
lathargic
- He was a Greek Philosopher who developed the Stoicism
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Zorba
Zeus
Zeno
- These were Jewish Revolutionaries who tried to overthrow Roman Rule
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Moshe Dayan
Patriots
Zealots
- He was an emperor who tried to restore order in the empire and increase it's strength
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Commodus
Diocletian
Caesar
- He was the emperor who ended Christian persecution and moved the capital from Rome to Byzantium
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Constantine
Caesar
Augustus
- The Roman empire went as far to the north, as what modern day country?
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Scotland
Russia
Norway
- The Roman Empire went as far to the west as the modern day country of
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Greece
Spain
France
- This was the third group of settlers in Italy, who brought a writing system and helped develop Rome's trade
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Etruscans
Egyptians
Sicilians
- This was the second name for Byzantium
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Carthage
Constantinople
Instanbul
- He was Caesar's friend that helped to kill him
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Brutus
Mark Antony
Octavian
- Thies was the law that changed Christianity from an outlawed sect to an approved religion by the Roman Emperor
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Edict of the Vatican
Edict of Cassona
Edict of Milan
- The Roman Empire went as far to the east as the modern day country of
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India
Turkey
China
- This was Octavian's main rival
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Mark Antony
Caesar
Brutus
- This was the battle that decided which city, Rome or Carthage, would control Sicily and the western Mediterranean
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Afghan War
Wrongus Answerus
Punic War
- The Romans admired the
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Egyptians
Greeks
Carthagians
- According to Roman legend, the city was formed by two brothers named
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Beavis and Butthead
Romulus and Remus
Romulan and Borg
- During Roman time slavery became
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obsolete
smaller
more widespread
- This slave led the slave revolt against Rome
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Pericles
Spartacus
Caesar
- He was a Carthagian military genius who defeated Roman armies twice
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Lector
Hannibal
Caesar
- He was Caesar's grandnephew and adopted son who became ruler of Rome for 41 years
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Mark Antony
Brutus
Octavian
- The Roman empire went as far south as the modern day country of
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South Africa
Congo
Egypt