Crossword of Ancient Rome

These people were the common people of Rome who made up 90-95% of the population, but had very little power in Rome until they rebelled.
A group of 300 men elected to govern Rome. They worked together to make the best decisions for the empire, and kept this position their whole life.
To refuse to approve a law; to cancel a bill. Presidents may not be able to do this if everyone else disagrees with them.
One of the two chief leaders in Rome; the executive branch and military leader of Rome. They only served one year since Rome was against having a permanent king.
A member of the upper ruling class in Rome; aristocrats. They made up 5-10% of the population but had mostly all of the power in Rome for a while.
An official in Ancient Rome elected by the Plebeians to represent them. They had to check with the Consuls and Senators before making final decisions.
A set of basic laws for a government. Allows all social classes to get the same treatment when committing a crime.
A geological feature that runs through central Italy with a high elevation. This type of landform can be used for natural barriers and prevent attacks from occurring. This landform extends to the Egadi islands West of Sicily.
A form of government in which the leaders are elected to represent the people. Most of our world today uses this form of government.
This Roman device allowed water to travel throughout the empire and supplied the community with fresh water to use in their daily lives.
The second largest river in Italy. Rome is located on this body of water.
The piece of land that Italy and Rome are located on and is West of Greece. It is surrounded by the Mediterranean, Adriatic, and Ionian Seas.
This group of people conquered the Romans and were organized into 12 city-states. Many Roman objects and devices were influenced by this group.
A Roman theater used to hold events such as gladiator fights, and chariot races. It was built nearly 2,000 years ago but still remains today as a popular tourist attraction.