Review for test over Rome

"I forbid," in Latin. Used to reject a proposed law.

A ruling body made up of representatives who ruled Rome.

A nation in which citizens elect representatives to rule.

The emperor who saw a vision which influenced him to convert to Christianity.

A person with complete power over the government.

Different church groups within Christianity.

A marketplace which was also a place in ancient Rome for people to gather and socialize.

Followers of Jesus who helped spread his teachings.

200 peaceful years in Rome's history.

A public speaker.

In Roman mythology, the leader of the gods.

A believer in Christ.

Bridges built to transport water in ancient Rome are ...

Land conquered by a country is called a ...

The city of Rome is located in a country that is no longer called Rome, but ...

General from Carthage who fought Rome using elephants during the Punic Wars.

Under Julius Caesar, Rome changed from a republic to a...

An arena for public games.

Two leaders selected from the Senate to head Rome for one year.

Wealthy Roman citizen who could vote and hold a Senate office.

Ruler of an empire.

Jesus used these simple stories to teach ideas.

A change in government.

An ordinary working citizen of Rome who could vote, but not hold an office in the Senate.

Wars between Rome and Carthage