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Title: The Roman Empire


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The Roman Empire
  • The Rule of Augustus
  • ushered in Pax Romana
  • established economic
  • programs, stable gov.
  • extended Greek ideals
  • legacy

2
Octavian-the movieanswer questions when
watching
  • 1. Who supported Octavian? Why? What happened to
    him?
  • 2. What year did civil war break out between Mark
    Antony Octavian? When did it end? Who won?
  • 3. How did Octavian define power? How did he gain
    support of the soldiers? The people? Why is 27
    BCE significant?
  • 4. What question plagued Octavian? How long did
    he rule?

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And now the feature presentation
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  • Roman tradition challenged by
  • (who warned Rome about expansion hurting these
    traditions?)
  • 3rd Century Rome economic, military political
    problems that weakened empire
  • 476 AD

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Pax Romana
  • Octavian aka __________ ruled for 41 years.
    Known as (held all 3 titles)
  • Princeps-
  • Augustus-
  • Imperator- (what was he trying to
    portray?)

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  • Augustus had absolute power
  • Senate relations
  • 3 goals trade, policies, glorified Rome
  • Trade
  • Public building programs
  • Civil service
  • Roads
  • Aqueducts
  • Post office
  • Etc (?)

7
Map information!
  • Using map Label land areas of- Gaul, Spain,
    Sicily, Syria, Assyria, England (Britain), Troy,
    Carthage, Macedonia, Palatine, Numidia, Palestine
  • Label water Rubicon River, Danube river, Rhine
    River (why are these important?)
  • Label Hadrians Wall (what does it mark?)
  • compare the geography of the Roman Republic (133
    BC) to Roman Empire (height) (117 AD)-who was the
    emperor? How was Rome able to expand to its
    height?

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  • Methods of Succession
  • Defend this quote The system of government set
    up by Augustus proved to be more stable
    effective than its individual leaders.
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