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After leaving Troy, this hero played a role in the founding of Rome. He is the ancestor of the prominent Roman rulers. Aeneas These twins were raised by wolves. Which one is Rome named after? Romulus & Remus Romulus This is a type of government where people elect representatives; also known as an indirect democracy. republic This famous dictator stepped down from power. Cincinnatus These are the common people, such as craftsmen, traders, peasants. plebeians The minority of the population, including nobles who could be elected to government. patricians elected officials who held one year terms magistrates These are the two most powerful magistrates. consuls This council of powerful Romans advised officials and held office for life. Senate This means to forbid. veto What was the language of the Romans? Latin This is a method of making sure one group never gets too powerful. checks and balances Rome’s public meeting place is called the ________. Forum These written laws were displayed in the Forum. They are a symbol of the rights of the Roman people. Law of the Twelve Tables This is a government with 3 parts. tripartite This word means an army group with up to 6000 soldiers. legion This was a long series of wars between Rome and Carthage. Punic Wars This brilliant general from Carthage used elephants at war. Hannibal These Roman tribunes who wanted to help Rome’s poor were killed for their beliefs. Tiberius and Gaius Gracchus A Roman consul who encouraged poor people to join the army. Gaius Marius A powerful Roman General who became consul, then started a civil war. Lucius Cornelius Sulla This former gladiator led a slave rebellion. Spartacus
