| # | Term | Definition | From Set |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | praetors | Officials who oversaw the Roman legal system. | world studies sections 1 |
| 2 | praetors | (helped consuls) commanded army in war, like judges. | civ ppl |
| 3 | praetors | (helped consuls) commanded army in war, like judges. | civ ppl |
| 4 | praetors | (helped consuls) commanded army in war, like judges. | civ ppl |
| 5 | praetors | Elected Roman officials in war lead armies in peace oversaw legal system | World History Chapter 7 |
| 6 | Praetors | Elected to help the consuls | Chapter 7 Vocab |
| 7 | praetors | helped consuls; commanded army in war | Chapter 7 |
| 8 | praetors | help consuls; in times of war - commanded armies; in times of peace- oversaw roman legal system | World History Chapter 7 |
| 9 | praetors | elected by Romans to help the consuls | Chapter 7 |
| 10 | praetors | Elected Roman officials in war lead armies in peace oversaw legal system | Final Rome Vocab Words |
| 11 | Praetors | helped consuls; commanded army in war | IV |
| 12 | praetors | to help the consuls | Chapter 7-1 |
| 13 | praetors | commanded armies, oversaw the Roman Legal System, and headed specific Roman courts | chapter 7 lesson 1 Randa |
| 14 | praetors | to help the consuls by commanding armies | Chapter 7 |
| 15 | praetors | to help the consuls by commanding armies | Ch. 7 |
| 16 | Praetors | elected Roman officials who helped the consuls | ch.7 define |
| 17 | praetors | elected roman officals who helpted the consuls | Chapter 7 |
| 18 | praetors | elected Roman officials who helped the consuls | Chapter 7_define |
| 19 | praetors | elected to help consuls, commanded armies in times of war and oversaw legal system in times of peace | ch. 7 sect. 1 |
| 20 | praetors | elected to help consuls, commanded armies in times of war and oversaw legal system in times of peace | Ch. 7 |
| 21 | praetors | Elected Roman officials who helped the consuls. | Chapter 7 |
| 22 | praetors | commanded army in war, like judges.and helped consuls | Chapter 7 |
| 23 | praetors | elected Roman officials who helped the consuls | Chapter 7 |
| 24 | praetors | elected Roman officials who helped the consuls | Roman Empire Chapter 7 |
| 25 | Praetors | Elected Roman officials who helped the consuls | Chapt. 7 |
| 26 | praetors | were elected to help the counsuls and could command armies and oversee the legal system | Chapter 7 |
| 27 | praetors | Officials who oversaw the Roman legal system. | three and four |
| 28 | praetors | Roman officials who helped the consuls | Chapter 7 |
| 29 | praetors | military commanders and overseers of the legal system in early Rome | World History Midterm - SK |
| 30 | praetors | Elected Roman officials who helped the consuls. | WC midterm vocab |
| 31 | praetors | 9 judges | s.s midterm |
| 32 | praetors | officials that helped the consuls. Like in times of war the ____ would command armies and in times of peace the ______ would oversee the legal system. | World history midterm- hersom!!! |
| 33 | praetors | important government offical in ancient Rome | history |
| 34 | Praetors | elected to help consuls, commanded armies in times of war and oversaw legal system in times of peace | Greece and Rome |
| 35 | praetors | other important officials | Rome Chapter 9 Section 2 |
| 36 | Praetors | judges | S.S |
| 37 | Praetors | Were elected to help the consuls...in times of war, they commanded armies, in times of peace, they oversaw the Roman legal system | Chapter 7 Vocabulary |
| 38 | Praetors | Were elected to help the consuls...in times of war, they commanded armies, in times of peace, they oversaw the Roman legal system | Chapter 7 World History Vocab |
| 39 | praetors | Roman judges | Roman History -Test 2 |
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