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The Rise & Fall of the Roman Empire

_______________________ seizes power

Julius Caesar _______________________ by __________________________

Octavian (___________________) is first __________________ and brings time of peace called _______________________

Roman Empire at ___________________ size (Caesar and Octavian conquer land along _______________and Danube Rivers

Emperor _______________ builds _______ around the empire for a border and for protection

First enemies called _________________ attack the Roman Empire

Emperor ______________________ divides empire into EAST & _____________ with 2 emperors

Barbarian ________________ come to Roman Empire to escape __________ from Asia

Emperor ________________ builds new capital in East called __________________ (used to be ______________)

Emperor _______________ dies & empire separates EAST: ___________________ Empire WEST: Roman Empire

__________ is raided by _______________

________ to ____________ Roman Empire A barbarian German army commander named Odoacer declared himself king of Italy. The Western Roman empire officially ended.