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- 1. History 126 Dr.Anita Fisher The Roman Empire
- 2. Transformation of Republicto Empire Decline of Roman Farmer Rise of Unemployment Decline of Political & republican morality Government structure designed to rule city-state not appropriate for empire Famous Romans at this time: Marius c. 155-86 b.c.e., Sulla 138-78 b.c.e. Pompey 106-48 b.c.e., Crassus 115-53 b.c.e., Julius Caesar 100-44 b.c.e.
- 3. Changes Made Reorganizedarmy from citizen to professional Martial law when needed Suppressed piracy & slave revolt
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- 13. Assassination of JuliusCaesar
- 14. Legacies from Julius Caesar Veni, Vidi, Vici = I came, I saw, I conquered Romance languages of Europe Major cities of Europe Paris, Rheims, Bordeaux, Cologne, Vienna, Milan, Budapest, Seville, Lisbon Author of Gallic Wars – his war and victory over the Celts Calendar from ancient Egyptians Month of July
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- 16. Octavian = CaesarAugustus 63 b.c.e. – 14 c.e.
- 17. 2 nd Triumphirate Mark Anthony 83 – 30 b.c.e.
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- 21. Caesar Augustus’ MottosMake Haste Slowly The Republic has been Restored First Princeps or first citizen Augustus or revered one His 4 virtues on his golden shield Virtue Clemency Justice Piety
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- 29. Methods Emperors UsedIllegal activities Sudden arrests Exiles Political trials Assassinations
- 30. 5 Good Emperors96-180 c.e. Nerva Trajan Hadrian 117-138 Antoninus Marcus Aurelius
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- 44. Milvian Bridge BattleChi Rho symbol