Roman Government and Structures

A government where the power is in the people to elect representatives to make decisions, the president is typically nominated and elected

• Monarchy
• Republic
• Consul
• Senate

The ability to block or reject a decision made by government

• Census
• Dictatorship
• Latin
• Veto

Roman Upper Class, Could hold political office and vote

• Plebeians
• Patricians
• Slaves
• Soldiers

When an individual or person forcefully takes power, has absolute and total power

• Dictatorship
• Monarchy
• Senate
• Checks and Balances

A count of a group of people or population

• Veto
• Arch
• Census
• Consul

A system in government to ensure no individual or group has total and complete power.

• Consul
• Checks and Balances
• Latin
• Veto

Roman Lower Class, Could not hold political office and could not vote

• Plebeians
• Patricians
• Slaves
• Soldiers

A government ruled by a king or a queen

• Empire
• Dictatorship
• Republic
• Monarchy

A body of government in which representatives meet to make decisions for the nation or state.

• Consul
• Congress
• Senate
• Veto

a curved symmetrical structure spanning an opening and typically supporting the weight of a bridge, roof, or wall above it.

• Arch
• Aquaduct
• Bridge
• Wall