Roman Empire

The first Emperor of Rome, also known as Augustus

• Claudius

• Octavian

• Hadrian

• Nero

End of Roman republic, beginning of Roman Empire

• 27 BC

• AD 27

• 44 BC

• AD 72

Some Jews thought he was the messiah during the early Roman Empire:

• Herod

• Jesus

• Claudius

• Tiberius

200-years if relative peace and prosperity in the Roman Empire:

• 12 Tables

• Pax Romana

• Civil War

• Persecution

Those who spread the teachings of another person:

• Dictators

• Disciples

• Emperors

• Senators

Mistreatment of a person or group:

• Veto

• Persecution

• Pax Romana

• judgment

Meant to show the boundary of the Roman Empire in Britannia:

• Servian Wall

• Hadrian's wall

• The River Thames

• The English Channel

He divided the Roman Empire into East and West, created the Tetrachry (Rule of Four)

• Octavian

• Claudius

• Diocletian

• Caesar

Roman capital it was once known as Byzantium, but renamed for Emperor Constantine:

• Rome

• Constantinople

• Londinium

• Verulamium

October 28, 312 AD, where Constantine defeated his rival:

• Milvian Bridge

• Londinium

• Chalons

• Sentinum