Ancient Rome Vocabulary
Define the vocabulary term Patrician
What is upper class citizens or ruling class in Ancient Rome
The mountain rage that is east of Rome is
What isthe Apennine Mountains
What are the names of the three main islands in Rome
What is Corsica, Sardinia, and Sicily
The resource available to most locations
What is olive oil
The difference between Patricians and Plebeians
Define the vocabulary term for Plebeian
What is lower class citizens in ancient Rome
The mountain rage located north of Rome is
What is the Alps
The name of the plains farthest north
What is Tuscan Plains
The resource found in the fewest locations
What is cotton, led and tin
Explain the conflict of orders
What is the Plebeians left because they had no voice and the Patricians were worried because they had no food or soldiers to protect them.
Define the vocabulary term Republic
What is a form of government in which people elect leaders and representatives
The fresh water source that connects Rome to the Mediterranean Sea
What is the Tiber river
The name of the plains farthest south
What is Campanian Plains
The name of Ancients Rome‘s popular resources
What is grapes and olives
Who is Cincinnatus
What is a Roman dictator in 458 BCE who had a lot of power
Define the Vocabulary term for Tripartite
What is a there branch government
The Latins first settled on the what plains?
What is Latium Plains
The names of the three major seas surrounding Ancient Rome
What is Adriatic Sea, Mediterranean Sea, and Ionian Sea
The name of the country where were goods imported from
What is Egypt
What is the name of the tablets where punishmets were decided
What is 12 tables
Define the vocabulary term Veto
What is to reject “I forbid”
What are four things early settlers looked for when deciding to build their cities
What is fresh water, sea access, good land, and protecton
The Country north of Ancient Rome
What is Africa
A popular resource that is either a food or a drink
What is corn, wheat and barley, and wine
Name the tree types of government
What is Legislative, Judicial, and Executive