Early Rome

A state in which supreme power is held by the

people and their elected representatives

• republic

• plebian

• patrician

• tribune

A commoner in ancient Rome

• republic

• plebian

• patrician

• tribune

An aristocrat or nobleman in ancient Rome

• republic

• plebian

• patrician

• tribune

An official in ancient Rome chosen by the

plebeians to protect their interests

• republic

• plebian

• patrician

• tribune

A set of laws that were inscribed on 12 bronze

tablets in ancient Rome

• consul

• Punic Wars

• Pax Romana

• 12 Tables

An annually elected chief magistrate who

jointly ruled the Roman republic

• consul

• Punic Wars

• Pax Romana

• 12 Tables

A series of 3 wars fought between Rome and

Carthage

• consul

• Punic Wars

• Pax Romana

• 12 Tables

A period of peace and stability experienced by

the early Roman Empire

• consul

• Punic Wars

• Pax Romana

• 12 Tables

The valley of this river provided easy transportation and food farmland to Rome.

• Rhine River

• Tiber River

• Mississippi River

• Amazon River

These mountains protected Rome against invasion from the east.

• The Alps

• The Rocky Mountains

• The Apennine Mountains

• The Carpathian Mountains