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3
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Roman public meeting place.
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7
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Wealthy people with all political power.
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8
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Major language spoken in ancient Rome.
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10
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A group of 6,000 Roman soldiers.
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11
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Someone with absolute power for six monthes.
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13
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Elected officials who were judges, jury and held power for one year.
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14
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Former gladiator who led a slave result against Rome.
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1
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Roman government in which people elect people to govern them.
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2
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Most powerful magistrates, who had power only one year to keep them from becoming too powerful.
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4
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The greatest general of Carthage who fought Scipio.
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5
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A dictator of Rome who conquered the enemies of Rome in one day and quickly relingquished his power.
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6
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Poor citizens, majority, and during early Republic had no political power.
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9
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One of the brothers who founded Rome. Was raised by wolves and was killed by his brother.
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12
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To forbid.
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15
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One of the brothers who founded Rome. Was raised by wolves and killed his brother.
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16
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Trojan hero who conquered all of his enemies neighboring Rome.
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