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could hold political office in early Rome |
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could pass laws and this was an important political reform that occured |
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Rome's first written laws |
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On march 15 in the yr 44 B.C caesar's |
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the romans got many ideas for architecture, art, and religion from the |
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which is a round structure used to hold sporting events in Rome holds about 60,000 people |
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at the battle of actiun, anthony and cleopatra were |
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in order to gain support from the lower class, caesar provided them with |
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merchants and skilled workers |
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benefited from the roman empiers prosperity |
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was named after julius caesar |
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january, march, may, and june are all named after |
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roman officals started to fear that chirstanity was a threat towards their |
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the roman, byzantine, and eastern slave people have |
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mosaics was created mostly on |
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roman statues were more relistic |
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the roman statues differed from greek statues by |
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galan emphasized the importance of |
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of italys people were enslaved |
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other germanic tribes attacked |
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rome after the battle of adrianople |
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the empress theodora helped |
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caesar was in a triumvirate |
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with crassus and pompey which is a political alliance with three people |
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was the roman god of the underworld |
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were the greek and roman names for the godess of love |
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caesar decided to hold on to his loyal soldiers even though it may start a |
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poked fun at human weaknesses |
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horace was a poet that wrote satires that |
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the 1st punic war was fought over |
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four miles a day everyday |
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