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Taguth them abou togas and the military
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Etruscans
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Large farming estates worked by enslaved people
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Latifundia
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A human-made channel for carrying water long distances
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Aqueduct
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This term means to reject a decision, used by the assembly and the Senate
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Veto
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Crassus, Pompey and Julius Caesar
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First Triumvirate
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An island that is part of Italy
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Sicily
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The from of government where officials were elected by the citizens
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Republic
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Rome defeated Carthage in 241 BC
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First Punic War
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Rome's wealthy landowners that were part of the upper class
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Patricians
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Artisans, shopkeepers and owners of small farms, Rome's lower class
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Plebeians
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200 years of peace that began with the rule of Augustus
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Pax Romana
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This myth claimed tha tthis person founded the city of Rome
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Romulus
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Had 12 months, 365 days and a leap year
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Julian calendar
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River wich the city of Rome was founded by
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Tiber River
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Leader of Carthage during the second Punic War
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Hannibal
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