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aqueduct
raised tunnels used to carry water from the mountains to the city
Atilla the Hun
the leader of the Hun Empire who invaded the Roman Empire
Byzantine Empire
the Eastern Empire split of the Roman Empire
Ceaser Octavian Augustus
Julius Ceaser’s adopted son who became the next emperor after Ceaser’s death
Checks and Balances
a method of balancing power so that no one group becomes too powerful
Consuls
the title of the 2 upper class citizens elected from the magistrates
constantine
the first Christian emperor of Rome
dictator
a ruler during the Roman Empire. this person had total power over the Roman Empire
Gladiator
a slave or captive who was forced to fight to the death ina public arena against another person or wild animal
Julius Caesar
a great general who fought for the plebeian’s rights and overthrew the republic
magistrates
upper class citizens who were elected into power by the people
patricians
Rome’s upper class citizens who ran the government
pax romana
the Roman golden age during the first 200 years of the Roman Empire
plebeians
Rome’s lower class who rebelled when they weren’t being listened too
Punic Wars
a series of wars between Rome and Carthage
Republic
a style of government run by elected leaders chosen by the people who represent their views
Roman Assembly
a group that protected the rights of the plebeians
Roman Empire
A time in Rome when the government was ruled by a dictator(one person)
Roman Senate
A group of upper class Romans that advised the leaders
Tiber River
The physical feature where Rome was built
Veto
The action of stopping a law from being passed when one group want it to and another doesn’t