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| 1 | Latifundia | Huge estates owned by wealthy families | Ancient Rome |
| 2 | Latifundia | Huge estates owned by wealthy families | Rome Vocabulary |
| 3 | Latifundia | a system in which tenant farmers work part of the land for their own food in return for their labor | world Geography Ch22 |
| 4 | latifundia | tenant farming | Chapt. 22 |
| 5 | latifundia | huge estates bought up by newly wealthy roman citizens | ancient rome 2 |
| 6 | Latifundia | wealthy people buy land and create large estates, have slave labor | Chapter 7 Section 2 |
| 7 | latifundia | very large Roman estates | World History Chapter 7 |
| 8 | latifundia | what were large estates that were cropped by slaves? | History- Chapter 6 |
| 9 | latifundia | large estates using slave labor | World History 1: Chapter 6 Test |
| 10 | latifundia | farm | Roman Houses |
| 11 | latifundia | large Roman estates | World History Midterm - SK |
| 12 | Latifundia | in latin america, large agricultural estates owned by families or corporations | unit three world |
| 13 | Latifundia | plantations ( prisoners of war work on them) | West Civ ( Rome) |
| 14 | latifundia | large farming estates in ancient Rome | history |
| 15 | latifundia | estates dominated by senators similar to plantations | Rome |
| 16 | Latifundia | A great landed estate, especially of the ancient Romans | Rome Term List |
| 17 | Latifundia | Huge estates owned by wealthy families | Rome |
| 18 | Latifundia | A great landed estate, especially of the ancient Romans | ROME |
| 19 | Latifundia | Huge estates owned by wealthy families | Rome |
| 20 | Latifundia | huge estates that were bought by wealthy Romans who forced war captives to work as slaves | Rome Terms |
| 21 | Latifundia | Large estates owned by very wealthy owners | Rome |
| 22 | Latifundia | huge estates bought up by newly wealthy roman citizens | Rome Term List |
| 23 | Latifundia | estates that were bought by rich roman citizens | rome term list |
| 24 | Latifundia | a great landed estate with primitive agriculture and labor often in a state of partial servitude. | Rome - Term List |
| 25 | Latifundia | Because of the riches brought into rome, these massive estates were built by rich families. As rome conquered more and more territory, conquered people were forced to work here as slaves. Old consuls were told to govern provinces of rome during this time period, to get a better control of the land that was rome. These estates hurt the small time farmer, who all moved to rome in angry mobs. The rich class was very corrupt at these times. | Rome |
| 26 | Latifundia | When a farmer rents land and pays the owner back by giving him some of the crops | Roman Term List |
| 27 | Latifundia | Huge estates owned by wealthy families | Rome Terms |
| 28 | Latifundia | A new class of wealthy Romans emerged; they bought huge mansions and filled them with imported luxuries from the east. | Roman Term List |
| 29 | Latifundia | large agricultural estates originating in distributions by lease of ager publicus (‘state-owned land’) in the early second century BC. | Rome |
| 30 | Latifundia | large agricultural estates originating in distributions by lease of ager publicus (‘state-owned land’) in the early second century BC. | Rome Term List |
| 31 | Latifundia | huge estates bought up by newly wealthy roman citizens | Rome term list |
| 32 | Latifundia | large estates that wealthy families bought | Rome Unit Terms |
| 33 | Latifundia | Large agricultural estates originating in distributions by lease of ager publicus (state-owned land) in the early 2nd B.C. | Ancient Rome |
| 34 | Latifundia | Large agricultural estates originating in distributions by lease of ager publicus (state-owned land) in the early 2nd B.C. | Rome |
| 35 | Latifundia | Huge estates built by the Roman people | Roman Term List |
| 36 | Latifundia | huge estates brought up by wealthy families | Rome Term List |
| 37 | Latifundia | Large estates that were home to wealthy Romans | Rome Unit |
| 38 | Latifundia | A great landed estate, especially of the ancient Romans. | Rome Unit Term List |
| 39 | Latifundia | The latifundia [Latin lātifundium: lātus, "spacious" + fundus, "farm, estate"] of Roman history were great landed estates, specializing in agriculture destined for export: grain, olive oil, or wine. They were characteristic of Magna Graecia and Sicily, of Egypt and the North African Maghreb and of Hispania Baetica in southern Spain. The latifundia were the closest approximation to industrialized agriculture in Antiquity, and their economics depended upon slave labour. | When in Rome.. |
| 40 | Latifundia | very large Roman estates, particularly for farms. | Rome Term list |
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