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Refuse to agree.

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Special officials who represented the plebeians.

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The governing body made up of Rome's upper class.

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People electing leaders to make government decisions for them.

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Roman self-governing regions.

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The plans of a public official.

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The lower class of farmers, merchants, soldiers and craftworkers.

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To punish a person for following certain religious or political beliefs.

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The Roman upper class who were descendants of Rome's earliest settlers.

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A story that teaches a religious idea.

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The Promised One of God that would bring peace and salvation.

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Someone who dies for their beliefs.

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A large group of the Roman army.

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Slaves and prisoners who were forced to fight- many times to the death.

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A Roman public square.

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A ruler with complete authority.

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Putting to death by being nailed to a cross.

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A chief official elected by the Roman assembly each year.

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A place where Romans would gather to watch sporting events, such as gladiator battles and the persecution of Christians thrown to the lions.

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Count of a country's people.

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A place where Christian would gather to have secret meetings and bury their Christian brothers and sisters away from the eyes of the Romans.

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A Roman government building that allowed the people to wash and visit with their friends or di

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Large marble government buildings.

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Bridge and canal used to carry water from place to place.