Rome

Large stadium in Rome where Gladiator games took place.

• Coliseum

• Dome

• Aqueduct

• Pyramid

Wealthy land holding citizen of Rome.

• Upper Class.

• Patrician.

• Plebeian.

• Peasant.

The common regular people of Rome.

• Lower Class.

• Patricians.

• Plebeians.

• Peasants.

The governing "body" of Rome. Made up of 300 members from the upper-class Patricians. They interpreted the laws and were the most powerful.

• Senate

• Congress

• House of Representatives

• Republic

The two officials (people) that were elected by the Senate. One manages the government, while the other one commands the army.

• Kings

• Consuls

• Emperors

• Dictators

The power to stop a law from passing.

• Veto

• Filibuster

• Stop Loss

• Nay

A prisoner, criminal, or slave who served as a professional fighter in Rome. The most famous place they fought at, was the Colosseum.

• Player

• Gladiator

• Aqueduct

• Soldier

The leader of the Roman Catholic church.

• Priest

• Preacher

• King

• Pope

A Jewish place of worship; a temple.

• Synagogue

• Church

• Mosque

• Mosiac

Land surrounded by water on three sides.

• Peninsula

• Island

• Mosaic

• Delta