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18 Cards in this Set

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Aqueduct
waterway which brought water into the city
Augustus
Honored one, Octavian, Caesar's grand nephew
Census
count of people living in an area
Civil War
war between groups from within one country
Cleopatra
21 year old ruler of Egypt, wanted to rule with Caesar
Colosseum
famous arena built in 80 A.D. that held 50,000
Dictator
person who rules with absolute power
Gaul
modern day France, ancient Roman province
Gladiator
slave, criminal or prisoner forced to fight in bloody contests to the death
Ides Of March
the 15th of March. In 44 B.C. Caesar was assassinated on this day
Julius Caesar
a patrician, senator, commander of army, who was murdered on 3/15/44 B.C.
Mount Vesuvius
erupted in 79 A.D.
Pantheon
temple built to honor all the gods/goddesses of Rome
Pax Romana
Latin for Roman Peace; lasted about 200 years
Pompeii
ancient city buried by Mount Vesuvius in 79 A.D.
Pony Express
a mail system developed by the Romans
Roads
roads and boats helped make travel, trade, and communication possible. There were 50,000 miles of roads.
Twelve Tables
the first written laws of Rome