Ancient Rome

Two elected officials who ran Rome and led the army

• senate

• consuls

• patricians

• Tribune

A group of elected patricians who advised the consul, they acted as judges and there were 300 of them

• senate

• tribune

• consul

• plebeians

Member of the upper class citizens, wealthy landowners

• plebeians

• patricians

• tribune

• Greeks

Common people, most were peasants, laborers, craftspeople, and shopkeepers, lower class

• senate

• consuls

• patricians

• plebeians

Set of basic laws

• senate

• consuls

• tribune

• constitution

An official of Rome elected by plebeians to represent them, had the power to veto laws passed by other officials

• sentate

• consuls

• tribune

• veto

Overrule, to refuse to approve proposals by government

• veto

• senate

• constitution

• consul

System of government in which the people hold the power, the people elect leaders to govern the people

• monarchy

• dictatorship

• republic

• oligarchy

Who influenced Romans with their arches to build bridges, stadiums, and aqueducts?

• Greeks

• Egyptians

• Persians

• Etruscans

Who first ruled Rome?

• Greeks

• Etruscan Kings

• Persians

• Egyptian Kings