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Madnick/Global History 9 Pax Romana Madnick/Global History 9

Latin for “Roman Peace” 27 BCE-180 CE The Basics Pax Romana Latin for “Roman Peace” 27 BCE-180 CE 200 years of peace and great achievement in the Roman Empire the Golden Age of Rome

The Basics Pax Romana

59-51 BCE conquered Gaul (France) The Background Julius Caesar 59-51 BCE conquered Gaul (France) Became a famous military hero in Rome 49 BCE “Crossed the Rubicon” crossed the Rubicon River with his army & entered the city of Rome --fought for 5 years against the rest of the Roman army civil war -war between people in the same country

59-51 BCE conquered Gaul (France) The Background Julius Caesar 59-51 BCE conquered Gaul (France) Became a famous military hero in Rome

dictator- a single ruler with absolute power The Background Julius Caesar 49 BCE made himself dictator of Rome dictator- a single ruler with absolute power By doing this... Caesar created the Roman Empire Empire- a collection of regions and people led by a ruler with absolute power March 15, 44 BCE— Killed on the Senate floor by 2 unhappy senators, Brutus & Cassius

The Background Julius Caesar 49 BCE made himself dictator of Rome By doing this... March 15, 44 BCE—

-defeated his sworn enemy, Marc Antony The Background Caesar’s nephew took over Augustus Caesar Won a famous battle--Battle of Actium,31 BCE -defeated his sworn enemy, Marc Antony -added Egypt to the Roman Empire -became very popular in Rome The Senate made him dictator for 10 years -Augustus stayed in power for over 40 yrs. -every leader after Augustus was called an Emperor Under Augustus, Rome went from Republic to Empire

The Background Caesar’s nephew took over Won a famous battle--Battle of Actium,31 BCE The Senate made him dictator for 10 years Under Augustus, Rome went from Republic to Empire 11

brought Roman justice and laws to all provinces Pax Romana The Pax Romana started under Augustus (27 BCE-180 CE) Augustus…. brought Roman justice and laws to all provinces built a huge army to protect Roman borders from invasion united Roman people under one leader Romans could concentrate on art, architecture, technology, literature, etc “Augustus found Rome built of brick, and left it built of marble.”

Pax Romana The Pax Romana started under Augustus (27 BCE-180 CE) Augustus…. “Augustus found Rome built of brick, and left it built of marble.” 15

Roman roads & aqueducts Technology Transportation system connected all parts of the empire Roman roads & aqueducts --bridge-like structures that carry water by using gravity allowed people, armies, and trade caravans to travel quickly through empire

Transportation system that connected all parts of the empire Technology Transportation system that connected all parts of the empire 17

Added arches and domes to post and beam architecture Rome borrowed Greek columns and building designs Added arches and domes to post and beam architecture

Rome borrowed Greek columns and designs Architecture Rome borrowed Greek columns and designs 19

Art Rome borrowed Greek ideas of beauty and realism Took realism further by making people look really real, not just perfect and beautiful 22

Art Rome borrowed Greek ideas of beauty and realism

Cultural Diffusion during the Pax Romana Roman culture spread through the Empire Roman laws & justice for all Latin language blended with local languages to form: Spanish, Italian, French, Portuguese Gladiator sports/coliseums everywhere Religion: Roman polytheism; eventfully Christianity 25

Cultural Diffusion during the Pax Romana Roman culture spread through the Empire 26