THIRD NINE WEEKS EXAM

Aeneas

• Aeneas is a deity in Hindu mythology.
• Aeneas is a character in Egyptian mythology.
• Aeneas is a Trojan hero in Greek mythology.
• Aeneas is a Roman god in Norse mythology.

Romulus and Remus

• Romulus and Remus are cousins in Greek mythology
• Romulus and Remus were raised by a lioness
• Romulus and Remus are known for founding Athens
• Romulus and Remus are twin brothers in Roman mythology who were raised by a she-wolf and are credited with the founding of Rome.

Republic

• Oligarchy
• Monarchy
• Republic
• Democracy

Dictator

• A ruler with complete power over a country
• A type of car
• A form of government
• A type of fruit

Cincinnatus

• Cincinnatus was a Greek philosopher.
• Cincinnatus was a Chinese emperor.
• Cincinnatus was a Viking warrior.
• Cincinnatus was a Roman statesman and military leader.

plebeians

• A term for Roman senators
• Common people in ancient Rome
• A type of ancient Roman currency
• A group of Roman gladiators

patricians

• Patricians were the middle-class citizens in ancient Rome.
• Patricians were the wealthy, upper-class citizens in ancient Rome.
• Patricians were the slaves in ancient Rome.
• Patricians were the soldiers in ancient Rome.

magistrates

• Doctors who administer medicine
• Teachers who administer exams
• Officials who administer the law
• Chefs who administer recipes

consuls

• Consuls were the lowest elected political office of the Roman Republic.
• Consuls were military leaders in ancient Greece.
• Consuls were the highest elected political office of the Roman Republic.
• Consuls were appointed by the Roman Emperor.

Veto means

• Reject or prohibit
• Allow
• Approve
• Accept