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| a member of the noble families who controlled all power during the beginning of the Roman Republic |
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| a common farmer, trader, or craftsman of the Roman Republic |
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| made the laws and was the most powerful part of the government in the Roman Republic |
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| 509 BCE Roman leader adpots a new form of government where citizens elect leaders to run their government |
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| 27 BCE Augustus becomes Rome's first emperor, conquered new lands and built a vast empire |
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| battles between Rome and Carthage over which power would control the Mediteranean |
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| Augustus's reign ,arked a 200 year period of peace and unity for the Romans |
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| In 284 CE this emperor tries to save Rome by dividing the empire: Eastern and Western Empires. |
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| 450 BCE Roman laws were engraved on bronze tablets and displayed in the forum. |
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| a bridge like structure, used in Rome, to bring water to the Roman cities. |
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