Chapter 1-2: Be Great Men and Center of Power (Vocabulary)
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Vocabulary flashcards covering key concepts from Chapter 1 (Be Great Men) and Chapter 2 (Center of Power), focusing on legacy, imitation, and power consolidation in ancient Rome.
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Colosseum
A monumental Roman amphitheater symbolizing Rome's enduring legacy and public entertainment culture.
Legacy
The lasting impact or cultural footprint left by a person or culture.
Be Great Men
The pursuit of emulating celebrated historical figures to secure a personal, lasting reputation.
Augustus
The first Roman emperor who centralized power and shaped a lasting regime without declaring himself dictator for life.
Imitation
The act of copying or mirroring the example of admired individuals to gain status.
Accruing power
The gradual accumulation and consolidation of political authority around an individual.
Center of power
The focal point where political authority concentrates.
Dictator for life
A Roman title implying near-absolute power; Julius Caesar held such power, which Augustus avoided.
Imperial Rome
The era of Roman history when emperors ruled, beginning with Augustus.
Caesar
A Roman leader whose move to dictatorship (dictator for life) contrasts with Augustus's restrained approach.
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