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Who was Gaius Octavian Augustus to Gaius Julius Caesar?

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The name Augustus means "."

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How was Augustus smarter than Caesar?

He moved slowly, carefully, and legally.

He started a civil war that ended the Senate.

He won the respect of the Senate.

He became the first dictator of Rome.

He upheld appeared to uphold the rebublican ideals.

He secured the support of the people.

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Augustus is considered the first of Rome.

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Although often ill, Augustus lived to be . Shortly before he died, the month of August was named after him.

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Augustus’ reign began the , or “Roman Peace”— years of peace and prosperity enjoyed across the empire.

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Why do you think Augustus was careful to reward soldiers and reduce the size of the army?

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Do you think Augustus was a successful leader? Why or why not? (RACER)

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Under Augustus, the Roman army expanded the empire’s frontiers and cultural influence farther than ever before. Soldiers in forts on three continents (_, _, and ___) protected the empire’s frontiers from attacks by numerous enemies.

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The soldiers could be soaking in the rains of northern , sweltering in the deserts of southern , battered by Atlantic winds in western , or swimming in the waters of the .

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Why would Augustus support a local ruler instead of conquering it outright?

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How did the network of roads, bridges, and tunnels built by soldiers benefit Rome?

It allowed the Liberators to leave Rome faster.

Everyone in the empire could travel farther, faster, more easily, and more safely than ever before.

It allowed the army to march swiftly across great distances.

It made a quicker path for Marc Antony to get to Queen Cleopatra.

The official mail service used the roads to keep information flowing across the empire.

It stimulated the economy by making it easy to transport and sell goods throughout the empire.

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Categorize the traded goods as Roman exports (what the Romans sold) or Roman imports (what the Romans bought).

crafts
wool
silver
gold
spices
silk
gems

Roman Export
Roman Import

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The introduction of a standard , or money, throughout the empire made it easier to conduct trade as well as collect taxes and pay soldiers. The empire made coins called out of silver and out of brass.

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Rome’s first great road was the Way built in 312 B.C. It connected Rome with southern .

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Who built the roads?

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This interior photo of the Pantheon shows the oculus—the opening in the center of the dome. What mood did Roman architects create using a tall dome with an opening at the top?

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Roman architecture was modeled on Greek architecture, but the use of arches, vaults, and domes created a distinctive Roman style. Match the style with its name.

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		arch
		vault
		dome

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Match the Roman architecture with its name.

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		aqueducts
		Appian Way
		Pantheon

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Chap 12 Sect 1.1-1.3

Chap 12 Sect 1.1-1.3

Who was Gaius Octavian Augustus to Gaius Julius Caesar?

How was Augustus smarter than Caesar?

Why do you think Augustus was careful to reward soldiers and reduce the size of the army?

What was Gaius Julius Caesar's birth name?

Do you think Augustus was a successful leader? Why or why not? (RACER)

Under Augustus, the Roman army expanded the empire’s frontiers and cultural influence farther than ever before. Soldiers in forts on three continents (_, _, and ___) protected the empire’s frontiers from attacks by numerous enemies.

Why would Augustus support a local ruler instead of conquering it outright?

How did the network of roads, bridges, and tunnels built by soldiers benefit Rome?

Categorize the traded goods as Roman exports (what the Romans sold) or Roman imports (what the Romans bought).

Who built the roads?

This interior photo of the Pantheon shows the oculus—the opening in the center of the dome. What mood did Roman architects create using a tall dome with an opening at the top?

Roman architecture was modeled on Greek architecture, but the use of arches, vaults, and domes created a distinctive Roman style. Match the style with its name.

Match the Roman architecture with its name.

What did the aqueducts do?

Who was Gaius Octavian Augustus to Gaius Julius Caesar?

How was Augustus smarter than Caesar?

How did Augustus help Rome find peace?

Why do you think Augustus was careful to reward soldiers and reduce the size of the army?

What was Gaius Julius Caesar's birth name?

What famous historical figure did Caesar have a romance with?

According to the lawyer in the video, what were the pros of Augustus's rule?

According to the prosecutor in the video, what were the cons of Augustus's rule?

Do you think Augustus was a successful leader? Why or why not? (RACER)

Under Augustus, the Roman army expanded the empire’s frontiers and cultural influence farther than ever before. Soldiers in forts on three continents (_, _, and ___) protected the empire’s frontiers from attacks by numerous enemies.

Why would Augustus support a local ruler instead of conquering it outright?

How did the network of roads, bridges, and tunnels built by soldiers benefit Rome?

Categorize the traded goods as Roman exports (what the Romans sold) or Roman imports (what the Romans bought).

Who built the roads?

This interior photo of the Pantheon shows the oculus—the opening in the center of the dome. What mood did Roman architects create using a tall dome with an opening at the top?

Roman architecture was modeled on Greek architecture, but the use of arches, vaults, and domes created a distinctive Roman style. Match the style with its name.

Match the Roman architecture with its name.

What did the aqueducts do?

How did Augustus help Rome find peace?

What famous historical figure did Caesar have a romance with?

According to the lawyer in the video, what were the pros of Augustus's rule?

According to the prosecutor in the video, what were the cons of Augustus's rule?

Chap 12 Sect 1.1-1.3

Chap 12 Sect 1.1-1.3

Who was Gaius Octavian Augustus to Gaius Julius Caesar?

How was Augustus smarter than Caesar?

Why do you think Augustus was careful to reward soldiers and reduce the size of the army?

Do you think Augustus was a successful leader? Why or why not? (RACER)

Under Augustus, the Roman army expanded the empire’s frontiers and cultural influence farther than ever before. Soldiers in forts on three continents (___, ___, and ___) protected the empire’s frontiers from attacks by numerous enemies.

Why would Augustus support a local ruler instead of conquering it outright?

How did the network of roads, bridges, and tunnels built by soldiers benefit Rome?

Categorize the traded goods as Roman exports (what the Romans sold) or Roman imports (what the Romans bought).

Who built the roads?

This interior photo of the Pantheon shows the oculus—the opening in the center of the dome. What mood did Roman architects create using a tall dome with an opening at the top?

Roman architecture was modeled on Greek architecture, but the use of arches, vaults, and domes created a distinctive Roman style. Match the style with its name.

Match the Roman architecture with its name.

What did the aqueducts do?

Who was Gaius Octavian Augustus to Gaius Julius Caesar?

How was Augustus smarter than Caesar?

How did Augustus help Rome find peace?

Why do you think Augustus was careful to reward soldiers and reduce the size of the army?

Do you think Augustus was a successful leader? Why or why not? (RACER)

Under Augustus, the Roman army expanded the empire’s frontiers and cultural influence farther than ever before. Soldiers in forts on three continents (___, ___, and ___) protected the empire’s frontiers from attacks by numerous enemies.

Why would Augustus support a local ruler instead of conquering it outright?

How did the network of roads, bridges, and tunnels built by soldiers benefit Rome?

Categorize the traded goods as Roman exports (what the Romans sold) or Roman imports (what the Romans bought).

Who built the roads?

This interior photo of the Pantheon shows the oculus—the opening in the center of the dome. What mood did Roman architects create using a tall dome with an opening at the top?

Roman architecture was modeled on Greek architecture, but the use of arches, vaults, and domes created a distinctive Roman style. Match the style with its name.

Match the Roman architecture with its name.

What did the aqueducts do?

How did Augustus help Rome find peace?

What famous historical figure did Caesar have a romance with?

According to the lawyer in the video, what were the pros of Augustus's rule?

According to the prosecutor in the video, what were the cons of Augustus's rule?

Under Augustus, the Roman army expanded the empire’s frontiers and cultural influence farther than ever before. Soldiers in forts on three continents (_, _, and ___) protected the empire’s frontiers from attacks by numerous enemies.

Under Augustus, the Roman army expanded the empire’s frontiers and cultural influence farther than ever before. Soldiers in forts on three continents (_, _, and ___) protected the empire’s frontiers from attacks by numerous enemies.