Large groups of Roman soldiers.

civilization located in North Africa that gained great power and wealth as a trading center for the Mediterranean Sea.

The ruling class of ancient Rome.

first emperor of Rome

Head of a government, usually with a limited term in office.

An elected Roman official who protects the rights of ordinary citizens.

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The ruling class of ancient Rome.

A form of government in which citizens elect their leaders.

Head of a government, usually with a limited term in office.

Roman government officials who interpreted the law and judged.

The ruling class of ancient Rome.

The ruling class of ancient Rome.

Head of a government, usually with a limited term in office.

A person with absolute power to rule.

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Ordinary citizens in ancient Rome

Large farming estates.

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An elected Roman official who protects the rights of ordinary citizens.

Large farming estates.

conflict between the Romans and Carthaginians

a man-made bridge used to transport water from highground

A person with absolute power to rule.

An elected Roman official who protects the rights of ordinary citizens.

Roman government officials who interpreted the law and judged.

Head of a government, usually with a limited term in office.

The ruling class of ancient Rome.

conflict between the Romans and Carthaginians

According to legend, the founder of Rome who killed his brother to become king of the Romans. 

The idea that citizens have a responsibility to help their country.

civilization located in North Africa that gained great power and wealth as a trading center for the Mediterranean Sea.

Large farming estates.

Three rulers who share equal political power.

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An elected Roman official who protects the rights of ordinary citizens.

first emperor of Rome

Three rulers who share equal political power.

 great military leader in ancient Rome who seized power from the Roman Senate in a civil war.

The idea that citizens have a responsibility to help their country.

a man-made bridge used to transport water from highground

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A form of government in which citizens elect their leaders.

Roman Peice

A person with absolute power to rule.

Roman government officials who interpreted the law and judged.

A governor

Large groups of Roman soldiers.

A person with absolute power to rule.

 According to legend, the founder of Rome who killed his brother to become king of the Romans.

first emperor of Rome

a man-made bridge used to transport water from highground

Roman government officials who interpreted the law and judged.

civilization located in North Africa that gained great power and wealth as a trading center for the Mediterranean Sea.

conflict between the Romans and Carthaginians

great military leader in ancient Rome who seized power from the Roman Senate in a civil war.

Roman government officials who interpreted the law and judged.

first emperor of Rome

great military leader in ancient Rome who seized power from the Roman Senate in a civil war.

According to legend, the founder of Rome who killed his brother to become king of the Romans. 

first emperor of Rome

According to legend, the founder of Rome who killed his brother to become king of the Romans. 

 a man-made bridge used to transport water from highground

The idea that citizens have a responsibility to help their country.

 a man-made bridge used to transport water from highground

first emperor of Rome