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What was the name given to the period of peace and prosperity under Roman rule?
What was the name given to the period of peace and prosperity under Roman rule?
- Triumvirate
- Latifundia
- Augustus
- Pax Romana (correct)
A 'Proconsul' was a person with absolute power to rule.
A 'Proconsul' was a person with absolute power to rule.
False (B)
What is the meaning of the title 'Augustus'?
What is the meaning of the title 'Augustus'?
The majestic one
A ______ was a large farming estate in ancient Rome.
A ______ was a large farming estate in ancient Rome.
Match the following Roman terms with their corresponding definitions.
Match the following Roman terms with their corresponding definitions.
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Dictator
Dictator
A person with absolute power to rule.
Plebeian
Plebeian
An ordinary citizen in ancient Rome.
Patrician
Patrician
A member of the ruling class of ancient Rome.
Aqueduct
Aqueduct
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Pax Romana
Pax Romana
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Vocabulary Definitions
- Dictator: A person with absolute power to rule.
- Plebeian: An ordinary citizen in ancient Rome.
- Patrician: A member of the ruling class in ancient Rome.
- Aqueduct: A human-made channel that carries water long distances.
- Pax Romana: "Roman Peace".
- Latifundia: Large farming estates in ancient Rome.
- Augustus: "The majestic one".
- Proconsul: A governor.
- Triumvirate: Three rulers who share equal political power.
- Civil War: A war between opposing groups of people in the same country.
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