Module 10, Lessons 1-4 Review Page

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Across
  1. 3. brilliant Carthaginian general who attacked the city of Rome
  2. 4. the queen of Egypt
  3. 7. legendary twin brothers who are said to have founded Rome
  4. 9. the largest group has the power to decide government actions
  5. 10. consul and general who encouraged poor people to join the army
  6. 11. ruler with almost absolute power, elected during time of war
  7. 14. money
  8. 15. the areas outside of Italy that the Romans controlled
  9. 16. slave and former gladiator who led an uprising of slaves
  10. 22. a public speaker
  11. 24. the first emperor of Rome
  12. 25. a series of wars between Rome and Carthage
  13. 26. language spoken by the ancient Romans
  14. 28. the emperor under whom the Romans conquered most of the island of Britain
  15. 30. groups of up to 6,000 soldiers
  16. 31. country homes belonging to rich Romans
  17. 32. a powerful man in Rome who fought against the Roman Senate
Down
  1. 1. famous dictator who defeated a powerful enemy and then resigned his powers
  2. 2. Roman general who became dictator for life
  3. 5. the Roman Peace
  4. 6. elected officials
  5. 8. Caesar's former assistant who took control of Roman politics
  6. 12. a gifted philosopher and orator
  7. 13. rival of Marius who raised his own army to defeat Marius and take control of Rome
  8. 15. common people of Rome
  9. 17. powerful nobles of Rome
  10. 18. great Trojan hero told in Virgil's Aeneid
  11. 19. government in which people elect leaders to govern them
  12. 20. council of wealthy and powerful Romans that advised officials
  13. 21. a young Senator who was once a friend and ally of Caesar's
  14. 23. methods of balancing power
  15. 27. to prohibit an official action
  16. 29. two most powerful elected officials