Diocletian

What were the economic reforms implemented by Diocletian?

• Reduction of taxes
• Introduction of price controls and regulations on trade and production
• Privatization of industries
• Deregulation of trade

What was the goal of the Tetrarchy system?

• To provide a more stable succession of power
• To consolidate power in the hands of one emperor
• To promote civil wars
• To weaken the empire

What was the persecution of Christians during Diocletian's reign?

• Enforcement of traditional Roman religious practices
• Promotion of Christianity
• Support and protection of Christians
• Indifference towards Christians

What was the purpose of the division of the Roman Empire?

• To expand the empire
• To weaken the empire
• To make the empire easier to govern and defend
• To create civil wars

What was the impact of Diocletian's economic reforms?

• Increased economic prosperity
• Stagnation of trade and production
• Decrease in government control
• Rise of inflation

What was the legacy of Diocletian as a ruler?

• Weak leadership
• Stagnation and resistance to change
• Innovation and adaptation in the face of adversity
• Expansion of the empire

When did Diocletian rule the Roman Empire?

• 4th century BC
• 4th century AD
• 3rd century AD
• 3rd century BC

What were the economic reforms introduced by Diocletian?

• Privatization of industries
• Introduction of price controls and regulations on trade and production
• Deregulation of trade and production
• Reduction of taxes

What was the intended outcome of the division of the Roman Empire?

• Create civil wars
• Expand the empire
• Make the empire easier to govern and defend
• Weaken the empire

What impact did the division of the Roman Empire have?

• It made the empire easier to govern and defend
• It caused civil wars
• It weakened the empire
• It led to economic prosperity