Roman Emperors

when the Roman Empire was ruled by two co-emperors and two Caesars

• barrack emperors

• tetrarchy

• totalitarian

• usurpers

a series of soldier emperors appointed and overthrown by different provincial armies

• barrack emperors

• tetrarchy

• totalitarian

• usurpers

the 13 major units the provinces were grouped in

• dioceses

• perfectures

• defense

• usurpers

the four units that were each administered by a prefect

• dioceses

• prefect

• tetrarchy

• usurpers

keeping danger or attack away

• userpers

• dioceses

• defense

• priviledged

those who tried to take the title without a legal right

• defense

• priviledged

• tetrarchy

• usurpers

government where one leader or small group has strict control over everything

• barrack emperors

• dioceses

• tetrarchy

• totalitarian

those with special benefits or not subject to the usual rules

• defense

• privileged

• totalitarian

• usurpers

a tribe of barbarians from Asia that moved into Europe

• Ostrogoths

• Visigoths

• Huns

• Odovacar

the last emperor of the Western Roman Empire

• Visigoths

• Ostrogoths

• Atilla

• Romulus Augustulus