Common farmers, artisans, and merchants who made up most of the Roman population are known as ________.

A form of government in which citizens elect leaders to represent them is called a ________.

The two most powerful officials in the Roman Republic, elected for one-year terms, are called ________.

The aristocratic branch of Rome's government, made up of patricians, is called the ________.

A series of three wars fought between Rome and Carthage are known as the ________.

A period of Roman peace and prosperity lasting 200 years is called the ________.

Trained fighters, often enslaved people, who fought in arenas for entertainment are called ________.

A structure designed to bring fresh water from a distant source into a city is called an ________.

The public meeting place in ancient Rome is called the ________.

A group of three rulers sharing control of the government is called a ________.

A leader who has absolute power to make laws and command the army is called a ________.

A large stadium in Rome where gladiatorial games were held is called the ________.

The written laws of ancient Rome, created to give the plebeians more rights, were called the ________.

What is the term for 'The continuation of the Roman Empire in the East after the fall of the Western Roman Empire'?