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Tiber River
river in Ancient Rome that gave the Romans a source of water
patrician
wealthy landowner; upper class
plebeian
lower class and common people
republic
a type of government in which the officials are elected for by the people
Senate
one of the two important legislative or lawmaking body mady up of about 300 patrician men
Consul
top government officials
veto
to reject; in Latin, I forbid
assembly
gathering of citizens for the purpose of electing officials, making laws, and voicing concerns; the lawmaking branch of the Roman Republic
Twelve Tables
group of laws written in 451 B.C. carved into twelve bronze tablets; foundation of Roman law
forum
marketplace and public square in Ancient Rome
gladiator
a person, often a slave, who fought against other men or animals for public entertainment
Colosseum
large sports arena in Rome used for sporting events
legion
a smaller unit of the Roman army and contained 60,000 soldiers
dictator
person who made rules with complete power
empire
group of territories or nations under a single government or ruler
Pax Romana
long era of peace; means "Roman Peace"
aqueduct
human made channel built to carry water
mosaic
picture made from many bits of stone, glass, and tile