Augustus' successor.
Who is Tiberius?
Bonus 100pts: what is his relationship to Augustus?
This is what the height of Roman empire was also called.
What is the Pax Romana?
Bonus 100 pts: What does this mean?
What is Romanization?
Bonus 100pts: What is the term for how the Western Roman empire romanized?
This Roman Emperor established a new capital at Byzantium.
Who is Constantine?
Bonus 100pts:What is the name of this city today?
This is the center of Christianity.
What is Jerusalem?
Bonus 100pts: Name the two other religions that also started from this city.
Augustus failed to conquer this country during his reign.
What is Germany?
This emperor started an alimentary program that gave money to poor parents.
Who is Trajan?
This is the emperor in power during the Roman golden age of literature.
What is Augustus?
Bonus 150pts: Name the famous writer that lived during this time.
New problems arose for the Roman empire after the reign of this emperor.
Who is Marcus Aurelius?
This is the part of the bible that shares the teachings of Jesus.
What is the New Testament?
Bonus 150pts: What is the term for the "good news" that makes up this part of the bible?
Augustus has the power to appoint these deputy governors.
What are legates?
Bonus 100pts: Who appointed the governors?
Bonus 100pts: Who had the power to overrule them?
This is where Hadrian's wall is.
What is England?
Bonus 100pts: Who is the wall supposed to keep out?
Bonus 100pts: How long is the wall?
What are foreigners?
Bonus 200pts: What is the name for the principles of law derived from the Law of nations?
This Germanic tribe invaded Rome in 410CE.
Who are the Visigoths?
Bonus 200pts: Who were they running away from?
This is the first Roman emperor to convert to Christianity.
Who is Constantine?
Bonus 200pts: Why did he say he converted?
This is what "Augustus" means.
What is "the revered one"?
Bonus 250 pts: What is another name the senate called him?
This is a policy where you maintain your borders instead of expanding them.
What is defensive imperialism?
Romans were the first people in antiquity to use this building material on a massive scale.
This caused mental decline in the Roman empire.
What is lead poisoning?
This emperor made Christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire.
Who is Theodosius?
This is why the Senate was powerless against the increase of corruption during the Julio-Claudian emperors.
What is "no access to troops"?
This is the main way the five good emperors reduced succession problems.
What is adoption?
Bonus 300pts: Name the emperor who started this.
These are the three styles of architecture that is unique to Roman architecture.
What is arch, vault and dome?
Bonus 300pts: Name the building in Rome that is famous for its dome.
This emperor enlarged the army and set up mobile units that could be quickly moved to support frontier troops.
Who is Diocletian?
This is the Edict that tolerated Christianity in all of the Roman empire.
What is the Edict of Milan?
Bonus 300pts: What year was it passed?