Assembly
Constantine
Colosseum
Julius Caesar
Senate
Forum
Augustus Caesar
Pantheon
Aristocratic branch of Rome's government with 300 members for life
Emperor who moved the capital of Rome to Byzantium and issued the Edict of Milan
Public meeting place in the heart of Rome
Strong leader & strategist who belonged to the First Triumvirate, whose army defeated Pompey, who ruled Rome as a dictator for life
member of the Second Triumvirate who came to power and was Rome's first emperor
More democratic branch of Roman government that elected tributes, consuls and eventually won the right to make laws for the Republic
