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Alps
cresent-shaped mountain system of south central Europe, extaending from the Mediterranean Sea through France, Italy,Switzerland,Austria, and beyond.
clonize
to form or establish a colony or settlement.
consul
either of two chief officers of the Roman Republic, elected by the Senate for a term of one year
convents
communities of nuns, women who vowed to lead religous life
fief
parcel of land granted to a vassal by his lord
monasteries
communities of monks, men who have vowed to lead religous life
parthenon
temple built at Athens between 442 and 437 B.C.
pax romana
"Romand Peace", terms of peace imposed by anceint Rome on it's empire
pyrenees
mountain range along the border between France ans Spain
secluded
shut off or set apart, hidden away
serf
a peasant bound to the land qwned by a lord
sparta
a powerful military city-state of ancient Greece
tyrant
an absolute ruler in anceint Greece, especially one who seized power
Alps
cresent-shaped mountain system of south central Europe, extaending from the Mediterranean Sea through France, Italy,Switzerland,Austria, and beyond.
clonize
to form or establish a colony or settlement.
consul
either of two chief officers of the Roman Republic, elected by the Senate for a term of one year
convents
communities of nuns, women who vowed to lead religous life
fief
parcel of land granted to a vassal by his lord
monasteries
communities of monks, men who have vowed to lead religous life
parthenon
temple built at Athens between 442 and 437 B.C.
pax romana
"Romand Peace", terms of peace imposed by anceint Rome on it's empire
pyrenees
mountain range along the border between France ans Spain
secluded
shut off or set apart, hidden away
serf
a peasant bound to the land qwned by a lord
sparta
a powerful military city-state of ancient Greece
tyrant
an absolute ruler in anceint Greece, especially one who seized power
Alps
cresent-shaped mountain system of south central Europe, extaending from the Mediterranean Sea through France, Italy,Switzerland,Austria, and beyond.
clonize
to form or establish a colony or settlement.
consul
either of two chief officers of the Roman Republic, elected by the Senate for a term of one year
convents
communities of nuns, women who vowed to lead religous life
fief
parcel of land granted to a vassal by his lord
monasteries
communities of monks, men who have vowed to lead religous life
parthenon
temple built at Athens between 442 and 437 B.C.
pax romana
"Romand Peace", terms of peace imposed by anceint Rome on it's empire
pyrenees
mountain range along the border between France ans Spain
secluded
shut off or set apart, hidden away
serf
a peasant bound to the land qwned by a lord
sparta
a powerful military city-state of ancient Greece
tyrant
an absolute ruler in anceint Greece, especially one who seized power