Emperor, A ruler in charge of an empire., Democracy, A system where people vote to choose their leaders., Influence, The power to change or affect something or someone., Settlement, A place where people start living and build homes., Invention, Something new that someone creates., Modern, Something from recent or present times., Slave, Someone forced to work for no pay and not free to leave., Archaeologist, A person who studies old objects to learn about the past., Invade, To enter another place or country by force, Roman, A person from ancient Rome, a powerful empire long ago., Artefact, An old object made or used by people long ago., Rome, The capital city of Italy and once the center of a great ancient empire., Celts, A group of ancient people who lived in Wales and Britain., Engineering, Using science and math to design and build things., Culture, The way of life of a group of people, including their food, music, and traditions., Language, The words and sounds people use to talk and communicate, Colosseum, A huge stadium in ancient Rome where people watched fights and shows., Gladiator, A fighter in ancient Rome who battled in the Colosseum for entertainment., Heirachy, A way of organising people or things into different levels of importance.

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