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The Early Empire: Augustus, Pax Romana, and the Julio-Claudian Dynasty

This section explores the foundational period of the Roman Empire, beginning with Augustus, who initiated the Pax Romana, a lasting era of peace for about 200 years. It highlights notable figures such as the musical emperor Nero, who famously “fiddled while Rome burned” in A.D. 64, and Vespasian, who commenced construction of the Colosseum. Additionally, the text covers Emperor Trajan's expansion of boundaries, emphasizing the significance of a robust economy powered by trade and infrastructure during this transformative period in Roman history.

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The Early Empire: Augustus, Pax Romana, and the Julio-Claudian Dynasty

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  1. Chapter 8 Section 4 The Early Empire

  2. Chapter 8 Section 4 Questions • The reign of Augustus began a long era of ________ that lasted about 200 years. • This musical emperor is said to have “fiddled while Rome burned” in A.D. 64. ______________ • Emperor Vespasian began construction of this famous Roman sporting site _______________. • Under Emperor Trajan, the Roman Empire’s European boundaries were set at these 2 rivers _____________ and ______________. • The most important element in Rome’s booming economy was _________________.

  3. The Emperor Augustus • PaxRomana – long era of peace that began with Augustus. • 4 main accomplishments of Augustus: 1. 2. 3. 4. • Julio-Claudian Emperors – rulers who followed Augustus

  4. The Good Emperors A Unified Empire A Booming Economy Roads and Money Ongoing Inequality

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