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| a person that is inslaves to fight against other people or animals. use in ancient Rome games. |
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- ancience itanlians.
- very strong
- powerful navy
- lost civilization to Rome
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people who overthrew the enstruscans and were the earliest romans
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| pieces of property covering very large land areas. |
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A republic is a form of government in which the people, or some significant portion of them, retain supreme control over the government |
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| Group of countries with Emporer as leader |
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| Government run by King and Queen |
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| Upper class of Roman society |
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Lower class of Roman society
Can't hold government jobs |
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Twins who fought over power of Rome
Romulus won and founded Rome |
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Wars between Carthage and Rome
Rome won
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Leader of Carthage army during the Punic Wars
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| Roman Emporer from 379 to 395 |
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| Arena where Roman slaves would fight |
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| famous gladiator (star of movie gladior) |
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| Where gladiators fought lions |
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| Earliest and strategically most important Roman roads of the republic |
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Used to get water into Rome
Large arch shaped structures |
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| Describes the life, death, and resurection of Jesus |
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