The Roman Republic

in ancient Rome, a commoner

• patrician

• consul

• dictator

• plebeian

In ancient Rome, a member of the lower social classes

• patrician

• plebeian

• consul

• senator

in ancient Rome, a member of a long-established wealthy family

• patrician

• plebeian

• consul

• dictator

In ancient Rome, an aristocrat or nobleman

• patrician

• plebeian

• census

• consul

in ancient Rome, one of the two annually elected chief magistrates who jointly ruled the republic

• census

• patrician

• senator

• consul

refuse to accept or allow

• veto

• census

• reform

• constitution

the rejection of a law

• reform

• census

• veto

• civic duty

a ruler with total power over a country, typically one who has obtained power by force

• consul

• president

• dictator

• legislator

make changes in something (typically a social, political, or economic institution or practice) in order to improve it

• census

• reform

• veto

• republic

Latin for Roman peace

• Pax Romana

• Census

• , Vici, Veni, Vidi

• SPQR