HS World History: Unit 2 - Empires of the Mediterranean: Round 2

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  1. 3. Julius Caesar’s second-in-command who took over for him when he was assassinated
  2. 5. Roman general part of the First Triumvirate; controlled Rome with Caesar after the end of the First Triumvirate
  3. 10. a government in ancient Rome made up of three men who shared the responsibility for running the state
  4. 11. Roman general and dictator who undid many reforms in the Republic and strengthened the Senate
  5. 13. woman who became queen of Egypt with Julius Caesar’s help
  6. 15. the geographical boundary that Caesar crossed with his army, instigating a civil war
  7. 17. wars fought between Rome and Carthage
  8. 18. a Roman senator who argued for defeating Carthage completely
  9. 19. a unit of about six thousand men in the Roman army
  10. 20. a system for recruiting members of the military or other government service by requiring every male citizen to serve
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  1. 1. a leader with absolute power
  2. 2. the worst military defeat in Roman history achieved by Hannibal
  3. 4. a gladiator who started a slave revolt in ancient Rome
  4. 6. a powerful trading city in Africa, originally settled by the Phoenicians
  5. 7. a group of countries or territories ruled over by a single government
  6. 8. Roman general, member of the First Triumvirate and dictator of Rome
  7. 9. a man in ancient Rome who fought to the death in an arena to entertain the public
  8. 12. the great military leader of Carthaginian armies in the Punic Wars
  9. 14. Roman general who ended Spartacus’ slave revolt; his death ends the First Triumvirate
  10. 16. Julius Caesar’s adopted son, member of the Second Triumvirate