Ancient Rome HIST 422 Week 7

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What was the Pax Romana?
A long period of peace, stability, and prosperity in the Roman Empire.
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Which emperor expanded Rome to its greatest territorial extent?
Trajan
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What region did Trajan conquer?
Dacia
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Which emperor shifted Rome from expansion to defense?
Hadrian
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Who built Hadrian's Wall?
Hadrian
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Why was Hadrian's Wall built?
To defend Roman Britain from northern tribes.
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What famous temple was rebuilt under Hadrian?
The Pantheon
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Who governed Bithynia-Pontus and wrote to Trajan?
Pliny the Younger
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Why did Trajan reject Pliny's request for a fire brigade?
He feared political factions or secret societies.
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What was the Alimenta?
An early Roman welfare program begun under Nerva.
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What did wealthy Romans often fund for their communities?
Baths, aqueducts, temples, theaters, and other public works.
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Which Roman writer is famous for his satires about life in Rome?
Juvenal
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Where were gladiatorial games held?
The Colosseum
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Where were chariot races held?
The Circus Maximus
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Who was known as the philosopher emperor?
Marcus Aurelius
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What book did Marcus Aurelius write?
Meditations
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What philosophy did Marcus Aurelius follow?
Stoicism
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What virtues are emphasized in Stoicism?
Reason, self-control, duty, and virtue.
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What responsibilities did Roman governors have?
Managing finances, public works, infrastructure, and reporting to the emperor.
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What broader trend marks the end of Marcus Aurelius' reign?
The end of the Pax Romana and increasing frontier pressures.