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| A legendary hero who is said to have founded Rome |
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| The twin brother of Romulus |
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| A hero of the Trojans Wars |
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| a story handed down which may be true but can't be proved |
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| A form of government in which the people elect leaders and representatives |
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| One of the rich landowners who held highest positions in government in Ancient Rome |
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| A governing body of ancient rome;had 300 members;advised leaders |
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| One pair of elected officials who headed ancient romes executive branch mandate commanded army |
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| A armed conflict between groups within the same country |
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| A roman general; popular with commoners;right to rule for life in 44bc;assassinated in the same year |
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| A roman consul and famous orator who opposed julis ceaser |
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| The first roman empower who was empower in 27bc |
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| A period of peace with Augustus ruling;the empire grew greatly;lasted 200 years |
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| A trained warrior who would combat to death to entertain people |
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| A solider hired to serve in the army |
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| A leader\emperor in 284ad reformed administration, army, and economy |
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| A person who has total power and governs alone |
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| Mosaic, bas-relief, epic, oratory, vault, aqueduct, colosseum, pantheon, more.......... |
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