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| original inhabitants of Rome |
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| the original inhabitants of Rome |
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| officials elected to represent the lower class |
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| officials elected to represent the lower class |
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| art that the Romans were very skilled in |
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| art that the Romans were very skilled in |
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| first bishop of Jerusalem |
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| first bishop of Jerusalem |
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| group that continually invaded the Roman Empire to escape the Huns |
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| group that continually invaded the Roman Empire to escape the Huns |
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| invented by the Romans and used to transport water |
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| invented by the Romans and used to transport water |
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| After Caesar's assassination, his adopted son Octavion, trusted general Marc Antony, and Lepidus formed... |
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| a group of three rulers with equal power |
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| Person that conquered Gaul |
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| family of languages evolved from Latin |
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| the romance or romantic languages |
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| the romance or romantic languages |
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| family of languages evolved from Latin |
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| reason(s) Christianity was able to take such a hold in Rome |
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1) it welcomes all
2) it started in areas of trade |
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1) it welcomes all
2) it started in areas of trade |
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| reason(s) Christianity was able to take such a hold in Rome |
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| name for the group of people that are believed to have written the Gospels |
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| name for the people that are believed to have written the Gospels |
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| moved the capital of Rome to Byzantium |
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1) moved capital of Rome to Byzantium
2) legalized Christianity in Rome after he converted |
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| Indirectly responsible for the Germanic assault on Rome |
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| indirectly responsible for the Germanic assault on Rome; great Asian (mongolian) conquerer |
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| wealthy, land-owning population during Roman Republic |
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| wealthy, land-owning population during Roman Republic |
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| the twins that, according to legend, founded Rome |
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| the twins that, according to legend, founded Rome |
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| the year Rome was founded in |
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| the year Rome was founded in |
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| the common farmers, artisans, and merchants who made up the majority of the population |
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| the common farmers, artisans, and merchants who made up the majority of the population |
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| two officials that, like kings, commended the army and directed the government, but their power was limited; elected to rule for one year and couldn't be elected again for ten years after serving a term |
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| two officials that, like kings, commended the army and directed the government, but their power was limited; elected to rule for one year and couldn't be elected again for ten years after serving a term |
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| aristocratic branch of Romes government; had 300 members; members were chosen from the upper class |
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| aristocratic branch of Romes government; had 300 members; members were chosen from the upper class |
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| leader who had absolute power to make laws and command the army |
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| leader who had absolute power to make laws and command the army |
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| fought between 264 and 146 BC between Rome and Carthage |
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| fought between 264 and 146 BC between Rome and Carthage |
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| the new name given to Octavian |
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| the new name given to Octavian |
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| period of peace in Rome from 27 BC to 180 AD |
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| period of peace in Rome from 27 BC to 180 AD; means Roman Peace |
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| person who was a priest and supervised several local churches |
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| person who was a priest and supervised several local churches |
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| father or head of the Christian church |
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| father or head of the Christian church |
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| foreign soldiers that fought for money |
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| foreign soldiers that fought for money |
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| new name for Byzantium; capital of Rome |
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| new name for Byzantium; capital of Rome |
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| wrote the most famous work of Latin literature, Aeneid |
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| wrote the most famous work of Latin literature, Aeneid |
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