THE ROMAN WORLD

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What did the Romans create?

They created both an important republic and empire in the ancient world.

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Rome

-city established by the Latina in 753 B.C

-Built on 7 hills.

-Ruled by the Etruscans later the Romans

-The Romans built a written language, paved roads, and sewer systems.

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Republic

Type of government in which people elect their leaders.

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Senate

Council of rich powerful leaders who ruled the city.

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Citizens

People who take part in the government.

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Forum

City center marketplace/center of political and social activities.

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Carthage

Northe African city that was a rival of Rome.

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Twelve Tables

Written laws posted in the forum for all to see.

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Julius Caesar

-Roman general who conquered new lands

-Afraid if his power a group of senators killed him in 44 B.C

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Octavian

-Later called Augustus(honored one).

-Was the first Roman emporeor.

-The expanded the land, wealth, culture, and trade of the Roman Empire.

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Pax Romana

-“Roman Peace” lasted about 200 years

-Roman engineers expanded i.e. the Colosseum, aqueducts, and roads

-Roman law and government systems became the base for the U.S government today.

-Latun is the official language of Rome in the late 300’s.

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Aqueducts

Built to move water across long distances.

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Christianity

-The spread of Christianity throughout the Roman Empire led to the persecution of early Christians.

-auntil the late acceptance by emperor Constantine in 312 A.D.

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Constantine and Christianity

Under Constantine, Christianity became the official religion of the Roman Empire.