Roman Republic

6. Roman Law: The Roman official in charge of enforcing the laws was called a ________. He was also responsible for carrying out justice.
7. Food and Cooking: A popular sauce added onto food was a fermented (rotten) fish sauce called ______.
10. Roman Republic: Although the Republic did not have an official constitution, it did provide separate ____________ of government in order to balance power.
12. Roman Republic: Anyone elected to an official position was called a _________________.
13. Roman Republic: This public official was like the oldest sibling. They had to make sure that the Republic’s money was in order, and that people behaved themselves in public.
16. Daily Life: Typical food for a plebeian would have been bread, ________, fish, vegetables, cheese, and dried fruit.
17. Roman Law: The many protections and rights given to people only applied to _________.
18. Food and Cooking: The poor typically ate a _______ of ground wheat and water called “puls”.

1. Daily Life: From making pots to crafting fine jewelry and weapons for the army, _______ were important to the empire.
2. Roman Mythology: This deity was believed to be the king of the gods. He was also the patron god of Rome.
3. Roman Mythology: The Romans have many festivals to celebrate their deities, but the _______, Saturnalia, and the Consualia were the most important.
4. Roman Republic: Anyone elected to an official position was called a _________________.
5. Roman Republic: This person was elected by the Plebeian Council and could veto the Senate’s decisions.
8. Food and Cooking: Most common people ate very little ______.
9. Roman Republic: The top leader of the Republic was the __________. In order to prevent him from becoming king or a dictator, there were always two.
11. Roman Law: The Romans didn’t have _______, so often their punishments were carried out in public, like fines, beatings, and even death.
14. Roman Republic: This was a very important and powerful position. Only prestigious men were granted this position and it was for life…
15. Daily Life: Although the Romans had a law called “paterfamilias”, a _________ often had a say in how the house was managed and handled $$$.