Mapping the Expansion of the Roman Empire

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Mapping the Expansion of the Roman Empire Cypress Ranch High School World History

Power of Rome is at its peak for 200 years

Yeah, that’s it! Now what is a “sponge on a stick”? It’s a TOILET!!!! The guy on the left closest to the front is a real tourist (not going potty). The others are part of a painting.

5 6 7 The Roman Empire: Daily Life Read in your packet and Complete questions / graphic organizer

The Roman Empire: Five Good Emperors Rome had some good emperors and some not so good emperors

The Roman Empire Five Good Emperors ruled from 96 to 180 AD Nerva – began adoption of heir Trajan – empire reached it height in 117 AD Hadrian – reorganized bureaucracy Antoninus Pius – peace and prosperity Marcus Aurelius – height of economic prosperity; defeated invaders and wrote philosophy.

The Roman Empire: Gladiatorial Games

The Coliseum – Gladiators fought there. Internally, the gladiatorial games signify Rome’s decline. Used to distract and control the people.

The Roman Empire Government also used free games, races, mock battles as well as Gladiator contests to distract and control the masses. Civil war breaks out after 186 AD-emperors lost control Empire too large to manage – Diocletian divides it in two Barbarians attacked the Roman Empire from many sides

Imperial Rome & Religion 9 Imperial Rome & Religion