Section 1 Vocab.
Section 2 Vocab.
Section 3 Vocab.
Section 4 Vocab.
Meeting people/Locating Places
100
A new division of time in history or in a book.
What is Chapter?
100
To reject?
What is Veto?
100
A large country house on a large piece of land.
What is Estate?
100
The ability to do something well.
What is Capable?
100
River in north Italy.
What is/where is Tiber River?
200
A position or rank.
What is Status?
200
In ancient Rome, a person who ruled with complete power temporarily during emergencies.
What is Dictator?
200
In spite of.
What is Despite?
200
To set a goal and perform the steps necessary to achieve it.
What is Commit?
200
Ancient city on the northern coast of Africa.
What is/Where is Carthage?
300
Smaller unit of the Roman army made up of about 6,000 soldiers.
What is Legion?
300
To face difficulties.
What is Challenge?
300
Large farming estates in ancient Rome.
What is Latifundia?
300
A human-made channel built to carry water.
What is Aqueduct?
300
The best-known example of Roman dictator.
What is/Who is Cincinnatus?
400
A form of government in which the leader is not a king or queen but a person elected by citizens.
What is Republic?
400
To make law.
What is Legislate?
400
The beginning of a system or building; the first layer.
What is Foundation?
400
The person next in line as leader.
What is Successor?
400
Carthage's greatest general.
What is/Who is Hannibal?
500
The ability to contain or produce.
What is Capacity?
500
To provide someone with something needed or desired.
What is Accommodate?
500
In ancient Rome, a three-person ruling group.
What is Triumvirate?
500
("Roman Peace") long era of peace and safety in the Roman Empire.
What is Pax Romana?
500
A successful military hero who destroyed Pompey's army.
What is/ Who is Julius Caesar?
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