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volcano

•an opening in the earth’s surfacethrough which molten rock, gases, and rock fragments are forced out.

consul

•one of two elected officials of the Roman Republic who commanded thearmy and was supreme judge

patrician

•a member of the noble families who controlled all power in the earlyyears of Rome

plebeian

•a common farmer, trader, or craftworker in ancient Rome

Punic Wars

•A conflict between Rome and Carthage in 200BC. ending in Rome’s victory

Senate

•lawmaking body and most powerful branch of government inRome’s republic

tribune

•an elected leader of ancient Rome that represented plebeians

12 tables

•earliest written collection of laws drawn upby the patricians and was foundation of Roman law.

census

•a periodic count of all the peopleliving in a country, city, or other region

Civil War

•an armed conflict between groupswithin one country

dictator

a ruler who has absolute power

gladiator

•a Roman athlete, usually a slave,criminal, or prisoner of war, who was forced to fight for the entertainment ofthe public

Pax Romana

•a period of peace for the Romansbeginning with rule of Augustus in 27 BC. and lasting for 200 years

apostle

•one of the 12 closest followers of Jesus chosen by him to help him teach

Christianity

•religion based on teachings of Christ based on New Testament

Messiah

•special leader for Jewish people sent by God

New Testament

2nd part of Christian Bible containing descriptions and teachings ofChrist

Parable

a simple story that contains amessage or truth

Pope

•bishop, or leader of the church ofRome and the Roman Catholic church.

bishop

a regional church leader in Rome

crucifixion

putting to death by hanging on the cross

Eastern Orthodox Church

•Branch of Christianity that developed in the Byzantine empire and that doesnot recognize the pope as its supreme leader

Justinian Code

•a code of law that standardized laws in the Byzantine empire and dealtwith marriage, property rights, slavery, crime, and women’s rights

Persecution

•a policy of arresting, injuring, orkilling members of a religious or ethnic group