Impact Rome U9 L4

Was Hadrian a good or bad Emperor and why?

• He was bad because he killed many people and ruled unfairly.

• He was good because he made Roman law easier to understand and apply.

• He was good because he was considered one of the five "good emperors."

• He was bad because he led the Roman military into ruin.

Did Rome’s power increase or decrease during the Pax Romana? Give one example. Pg 348

• It increased. "During this time Chrome reached the height of its power."

• It stayed the same. "During this time, Rome's power didn't change."

• It Increased.

   “During this time, Rome reached the height of its power."

• It decreased. "During this time, Rome reached the height of its power."

Who created a permanent professional army?

Under which emperors did Rome see good economic growth

What kind of Emperor was Nero?

• He was a brutul emperor that killed many people.

• He was a good emperor that revised taxes; land reforms helped the poor.

• He was a good emperor because he built many buildings, especially of entertainment.

• He wasn't an emperor

What impact did the reign of Augustus have?

• He didn't have an impact.

• The rule of Caesar Augustus marked the beginning of a new era. For nearly two hundred years, the Roman world enjoyed peace and prosperity.

• It caused many nations to "break into pieces"

• It caused pain and destructions among Roman citizens.

Which Emperor appointed his horse as a consul?

• Hadrian

• Nerva

• Caligula

• Antonius Pius

What sporting site did Vespasian start construction on?

• The Barcelona stadium

• The Colosseum

• The leaning tower of Pisa

• The Eiffel tower

What were the boundaries of Rome under the Emperor Trajan?

• “The empire’s borders extended to Rome in the northwest and Egypt in the east.”

• The empire’s borders extended to Asia in the northwest and California in the east.

• The empire’s borders extended to France in the northwest and Africa in the east.

• The empire’s borders extended to Britain in the northwest and Mesopotamia in the east.

What was the most important element in Rome’s strong economy?

• Agriculture

• Slavery

• Trading

• Government