imperial rome part 2

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Augustus caesar

Great Nephew of Julius

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enemies

Augustus caesar defeated

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27 BC-14 AD

Augustus caesar

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illusion of republic

Augustus caesar preserved

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era of Civil Wars

Preserved Illusion of Republic ended

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Pax Romana

Two hundred years of order

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“emperor”

Preserved Illusion of Republic has it’s first

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1 million

city of rome was up to

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network

rome had a road

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aqueducts and baths

rome’s water included

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bread

rome had food for example

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Colosseum

• Amphitheaters

• Circuses

rome’s entertainments included

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suburbs

wealthy escape to villas

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property, conduct business, no notion of equality

women could own _____________ , but

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codified over time

roman’s law evolved and

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universal (same all over the empire

roman’s law becomes

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equal treatment under the law

Basis for European Law is a right of

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proven guilty

Basis for European Law is innocent until

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the accused

Burden of proof rested with the accuser rather than

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set aside

Laws grossly unfair could be

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Ethical Monotheism

rise of christianity is a Revolutionary Force,

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sects

rise of christianity involved Splintering of Judaism into

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reformer

Jesus of Nazareth was a religious

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Rome & Jewish Leaders

jesus was a problem for both

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crucified

jesus was

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inclusive sect

Paul of Tarsus: means that christianity becomes

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trade routes

spread of christianity includes roads and

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people ideas

Pax Romana peace allowed safe movement of

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lower classes, slaves and women

christianity appealed to

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law governent and culture

rome had

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landmass and diverse populations

rome also had huge

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limits

rome had geographic ____ with barbarians on borders

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agarian

_______ based economies with significant trade routes

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20%

enslaved population in roman empire

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wealth and consumption

___________________ for upper classes

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models

rome was a ______ for future states

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bureaucratic, military

New level of __________ and ___________ complexity

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grander

Common identity on a _______ scale than ever before

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