The Roman Empire Test Review

chief executive in Roman government

• dictator

• triumvirate

• consul

• plebeians

government run by three people with equal power

• dictator

• triumvirate

• punic wars

• latin

an absolute ruler (ex: Julius Caesar)

• dictator

• triumvirate

• punic wars

• imperator

class of Roman commoners made up of minor land owners, farmers, merchants, and craftsmen

• Latin

• plebeians

• imperator

• Twelve Tables

the first code of laws in Ancient Rome - Adopted in 450BC

• dictator

• Punic War

• Twelve Tables

• Latin

armed conflicts between Ancient Rome and Carthage

• Latin

• Punic Wars

• Twelve Tables

• triumvirate

language of Ancient Romans

• ASL

• Spanish

• Latin

• English

commander in chief

• consul

• plebeians

• dictator

• imperator

When the Romans overthrew the last Etruscan king in 509 BC, they became the ________.

• consuls

• Roman Republic

• Freedmen

The _______ led Roman army into battles and ran the government.

• Roman Republic

• consuls

• Freedmen