This priestly group of aristocrats were consulted by others to predict future events.

This Etruscan custom was continued by the Romans, where a parade was given to a returning war hero.

While the patricians were the wealthy upper class, this lower class was forced to pay taxes and serve in the military.

This powerful city controlled the naval trade routes through the Mediterranean from its location in northern Africa.

This tribune and reformer wanted to limit the mount of land that one person could own. His idea was vetoed and his was murdered by the Senate as a result.

This man became the first Etruscan ruler of Rome in 616 B.C.E.

These were fights between men and animals, between women and dwarfs, and between animals.

There were two of these placed above the Senate and they could either agree that a law be passed or one could veto the other and refuse a law being passed.

In the First Punic War, Rome had to develop its navy from nothing, and one addition it made to its ships was the use of this platform that could be lowered onto enemy ships to allow Roman troops to board the ships.

This general thought that developing a professional army would help employ and empower poor Romans by opening up the army to everyone.

This is the name of the hill where the earliest people settle to form the city of Rome.

The gladiatorial games grew from this Etruscan ceremony where slaves were forced to fight to the death.

These were government officials who protected the rights of the lower class and could also declare war or agree to treaties.

In the Second Punic War, this Carthaginian general likely marched his army and elephants through a pass in the Alps and attacked Rome from the north.

This frienemy of Marius took over Rome, made himself a dictator, started a civil war, doubled the size of the Senate, and weakened the power of the tribunes. (Hint) He was "Fulla" himself.

The Etruscans famously improved this laced "weapon" to improve their soldiers performance on hilly terrain as well as to better protect their body.

This symbol of Roman rulers power to beat or execute people was an ax bound by a bundle of rods.

This fighting style and army organizational style had several advantages over the Greek phalanx, such as its ability to protect its sides and back while separating and regrouping.

After the Third Punic War, Rome's economy changed from small, individual farms to these large estates.

Political power in Rome shifted to this group of three people who shared equal power and control of Rome.

Etruscans had a strong sense of this, they way that people are classed. There was a huge divide between the lower and upper classes.

This was the first intersection in Rome and was believed to be the meeting points between the worlds of the living and the dead.

This set of written Roman laws was carved on bronze tablets.

After the dramatic spread of Rome, contracts were sold to these people, who would them collect the Roman taxes in their region.

Julius Caesar was brilliant in making happy the common man. One tactic he used was granting this Roman right to the conquered people in Greece, Spain, and Britain.