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Keystone
The key to an arch-it wedges in-between the two sides of an arch to hold it together-it can be a simple block or an elaborate design
Pax Romana
The peace of Rome- more then 180 years of peace-hallmark of Rome. Began with Augustus and ended with Marcus Aurelius. Has not yet been duplicated.
Aqueduct
Carried water from source to main part of city. Upper: Private homes, gardens; Lower: Public Baths, Fountains
Consul
There were two and they were the head of states.
Tribune
Had the power to veto laws of the Senate- were elected by Plebeians
Senate
patrician assembly
Amphitheater
used for "games"- fights-etc
SPQR
SENATUS POPULUSQUE ROMANUS-the Senate and People of Rome
Dictator
Total power-ruler
Veto
Reject a decision
Legion
a group which had 5000-6000 members-they were a basic fighting unit-army had 28 to 33 legions-
Legionnaire
A member of the Legion
Pilum
Heavy javelin
Coliseum
A large therater or stadium, specifically the ampatheater in Rome
Circus Maximus
The largest stadium-mostly horse races-had other races too
Forum
Marketplace-food stores-government bulidings-religious buildings-had tax collectors
Patrician
Noble people wih great family names-had ability to later become a senator. Peleblian≠Parician
Peleblian
Common people. Peleblian≠Parician
Polytheism
Believing in many gods
Roman Buildings
-Forum
-Amphitheater
-Theater
-Aqueduct
-Public Baths
-Public Bathrooms
Roman Days of the Week
Saturday-Saturni Dies-Day of the god Saturn
Sunday-Dies Solis-Day of the Sun
Tuesday-Tiwesdaeg-Day of Tyr (war god)
Wednesday-Wodnesdaeg-Day of Woden chief of the gods)
Thursday-Thorsdagr-Day of Thor (thunder god)
Roman Months
August is: Mensis Augustus(Sextius)the Month of Augustus Caesar
September is: Mensis Septem the Month Seven
October is: Mensis Octo the Month Eight
November is: Mensis Novem the Month Nine
December is: Mensis Decem the Month Ten
Roman Government
Had senate (patrician assembly)
Had social class (Patrician/Plebeian)
Tribunes had power to veto laws of senate
Tribunes were elected by Plebeian
Dictator - appointed for 6 month in time of crisis
Roman Engineering Feats
-Aqueduct
-Liquid Cement
-Flushing Toilets/Sewers
-Keystone, Arch
-Amphitheater
Julius Caesar
-Last Dictator of Rome before the term "Emperor" was used
-Conquered Gauls
-Invaded both Britiania and Germania for tribute
-Caesar was killed because the title "King of Rome" was used and Senate didn't like "Kings"
-His adopted son Octavian took the title of Imperator (Emperor).
Augusts Caesar
-Augustus means Revered One
-He was adopted by Julius in his will
-He was Romes first Imperator (Emperor)
-After he died, was proclaimed 'Devine'
-People of Rome loved him and gave him many titles, as well as considered him one of the best Emperor/Dictators ever