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| 273900435 | Pantheon | Temple to the Roman gods which features a huge concrete dome | 1 | |
| 273900436 | Mercenary | Soldier serving in a foreign army for pay | 2 | |
| 273900437 | Consul | Officials, elected by the Roman Senate, who ran for the country | 3 | |
| 273900438 | Pliny | Early scholar who created the 37-volume natural history | 4 | |
| 273900439 | Plebeians | The common people, such as farmers, artisans and traders, in Roman society | 5 | |
| 273900440 | Legion | A unit of the Roman army, composed of 6,000 (5,000) soldiers | 6 | |
| 273900441 | Hannibal | Led a daring march on Rome, using elephants to cross the Alps | 7 | |
| 273900442 | Theodosius | Roman emperor who proclaimed Christianity the official religion of Rome | 8 | |
| 273900443 | Punic War | Resulted from the competition between Rome and Carthage for Mediterranean trade | 9 | |
| 273900444 | Martyrs | People who suffer and die for their beliefs | 10 | |
| 273900445 | Apostles | The followers of Jesus who helped spread Christianity after his death | 11 | |
| 273900446 | Patrician | Class of wealthy landowners who dominated the Roman society | 12 | |
| 273900447 | Julius Caesae | Became Rome's first dictator for life but was quickly assassinated | 13 | |
| 273900448 | Tiberius Gracchus | The tribune who was assassinated for championing the rights of the poor | 14 | |
| 273900449 | Edict of Milan | The proclamation of Constantine in 313 AD of religious freedom | 15 | |
| 273900450 | Etruscans | Inhabitants of central Italy who originally ruled of the Latins | 16 | |
| 273900451 | Zealots | The leaders of the Jewish Revolt against the Romans in 72 AD | 17 | |
| 273900452 | Huns | Invaders from central Asia who forced Germanic tribes to move into Rome | 18 | |
| 273900453 | Augustus | Originally called Octavian, his emperorship began the Pax Romana | 19 | |
| 273900454 | Latifundia | Vast Roman farm estates which used thousands of slaves as cheap labor | 20 |
