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WorksheetsRoman Vocabulary Quiz 95%
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
civic duty
the idea that one needs to take care of oneself
the idea that there will always be war between people
the idea that citizens have a responsibility to help their country
the idea that you don't get a second chance in life
Pax Romana
Roman peace
Roman conquest
Roman law
Roman government
veto
to approve
to pass on
to vote
to reject
tribunes
an elected Roman official who protects the rights of the aristocrats
an elected Roman official who protects the rights of ordinary citizens
an elected Roman official who serves as a judge in the Roman courts.
an elected Roman official who is chosen to serve as consul
latifundia
large farming estates
Roman government buildings
the Roman courts
the marketplace where Romans gathered
dictator
A Roman official who served in the Senate
A Roman official who served during times of crisis
A Roman official who served as a judge
A Roman official who served as a representative of the common people
proconsul
A Roman general
A Roman judge
A Roman governor
A Roman senator
triumvirate
three levels of Roman law
three rulers who share equal political power
three fields used in Roman farming
three branches of Roman government
praetor
Roman government officials who interpreted the law and served as a judge
Roman leaders who served during times of crisis
Roman leaders who represented the common people
Roman generals who led the Roman legions
consul
the Roman judges
leader of a Roman legion
representative in the Roman Senate
head of the Roman government
plebeian
the aristocracy of Rome
the Roman soldier
ordinary citizens in ancient Rome
the slaves in Rome
patricians
the soldiers of the Roman army
the common people of Roman society
the judges of Roman courts
the aristocrats of Roman society
legion
Large groups of Roman soldiers
The people who belong to the Council of 500
The name for the sword used by the Roman soldiers
The name for the collection of Roman law
Republic
A form of government where the rule as one.
A form of government in which citizens elect their leaders.
A form of government where the religious leaders rule.
A form of government where one rules with absolute authority.
