Michael And Fernando

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Who’s the Carthaginian General?

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Hannibal

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Series of 3 conflicts

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Punic Wars

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Location of seafaring people of North Africa

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Carthage

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Military Units

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Legion

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Gave all free citizens the right to protection by law

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Twelve Tables

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Group of three rulers

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Triumvirate

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Roman peace

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Pax Romana

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Disperal of Jews

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Diaspora

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Follower of Jesus who helped spread the Religion

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Apostles

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Father or head of the Catholic Church

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Pope

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Drastic drop in the value of money

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Inflation

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Foreign soldiers who fought for money

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Mercenary

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Second capital of the Roman Empire

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Constantinople

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Mixing elements of Greek, Hellenistic, and Roman culture

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Greco-Roman Culture

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Brings water into Roman cities

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Aqueducts

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Elected representatives

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Tribunes

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Rome’s two officials

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Consuls

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Aristocratic branch of Rome’s government

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Senate

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A leader with absolute power over laws and military

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Dictator

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Sacred and exalted one

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Augustus

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Converted Roman empire to Christianity

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Constantine

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Stoic philosopher, wrote the Meditations

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Marcus Aurelius

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Used for gladiatorial contests

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Coliseum

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Common farmers, artisans, and merchants

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Plebians

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Aristocratic landowners

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Patrician

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Who’s the Carthaginian General?

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Hannibal

Front 27

Series of 3 conflicts

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Punic Wars

Front 28

Location of seafaring people of North Africa

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Carthage

Front 29

Military Units

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Legion

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Gave all free citizens the right to protection by law

Back 30

Twelve Tables

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Group of three rulers

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Triumvirate

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Roman peace

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Pax Romana

Front 33

Disperal of Jews

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Diaspora

Front 34

Follower of Jesus who helped spread the Religion

Back 34

Apostles

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Father or head of the Catholic Church

Back 35

Pope

Front 36

Drastic drop in the value of money

Back 36

Inflation

Front 37

Foreign soldiers who fought for money

Back 37

Mercenary

Front 38

Second capital of the Roman Empire

Back 38

Constantinople

Front 39

Mixing elements of Greek, Hellenistic, and Roman culture

Back 39

Greco-Roman Culture

Front 40

Brings water into Roman cities

Back 40

Aqueducts

Front 41

Elected representatives

Back 41

Tribunes

Front 42

Rome’s two officials

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Consuls

Front 43

Aristocratic branch of Rome’s government

Back 43

Senate

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A leader with absolute power over laws and military

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Dictator

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Sacred and exalted one

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Augustus

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Converted Roman empire to Christianity

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Constantine

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Stoic philosopher, wrote the Meditations

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Marcus Aurelius

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Used for gladiatorial contests

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Coliseum

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Common farmers, artisans, and merchants

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Plebians

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Aristocratic landowners

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Patrician