Chapter 11. This philosopher spoke out against the chaos in Rome.

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Chapter 11

This philosopher spoke out against the chaos in Rome.

Cicero

A powerful Roman general and dictator “for life.”

Julius Caesar

After Caesar was murdered, he ruled with Cleopatra.

Marc Anthony

The 1 st Emperor of Rome, his rule marked the end of the Roman Republic. “I’m Number 1!”

Augustus (also known as Octavian)

This 200 year period of peace was influenced by Latin writings, and advances in science and architecture.

What are the languages based on this map? (Hint: We’re not “talking” about love!)

Romance Languages

This legal system is based on a written code of law.

Civil Law