Rome After the Punic Wars

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Rome After the Punic Wars Roman Dictators

Rome gains territory and change Macedonia, Greece, Spain, Asia Minor, Egypt, North Mediterranean, Shores of Adriatic Fell in love with and adopted Greek culture Gained new wealth, imported luxuries - hurt local trades people’s business War destroyed many farms - small farms neglected while at war - patrician land and wealth grew (bought) - gap between poor and rich grew Slaves from war provided cheap labor -people out of work

Discontent = hostility = rebellion Social Breakdown Forum: social gathering place Hear news Gossip, share jokes Discuss politics Share problems - Poor people often joined together and expressed discontent with their unhappy, unfair, hard lives - people lost faith in the corruption of their government Discontent = hostility = rebellion A century of riots and unrest

“I came, I saw, I conquered” Roman Dictatorship Veterans supported generous military generals like Marius Loyalty shifted from Republic to military dictators = power 60 yrs of strong military leaders fighting one another Pompey and Caesar take control - Pompey murdered, Caesar rules - names himself “Dictator for Life” “Veni, Vidi, Vici” “I came, I saw, I conquered”

Caesar took power from the Senate Started to wear purple They feared he grew too powerful March 15th, 44 BCE a group of senators stabbed him to death 17 yrs of civil war 27 BCE Caesar’s nephew/adopted son, Octavian won the war and the trust of the people Named Augustus “revered one” Pax Romana: 200 years of peace

Augustus: Rome’s 1st Emperor Ruled for 41 yrs Increased trade -spread culture Increased business Repaired harbors Built new large public buildings - Libraries Est. fire & police departments Better h2o supply - aqueducts Rebuilt temples

The mad, bad and dangerous to know Tiberius (ce 14-37)- worried people were going to kill him;executed many Fled,any visitor he didn’t like was thrown off a cliff Caligula (ce 37-41)- insane, believed he was a god, tried to have his horse elected consul, had his soldiers attack the sea because he was angry at Neptune Nero (ce 54-68)- had wife and mother murdered and anyone who opposed him, played music in public, very long performances people were forbidden to leave, some pretended to be dead so they could be carried out