Roman Government
The body of elected aristocrats or participants that governed Rome.
What is the Senate?
The first Caesar, a brilliant general who became dictator for life.
Who is Julius Caesar?
The first Flavian Emperor who reigned from 69-79 A.D, he restored a Rome that was on the verge of collapse.
Who is Vespasian?
Good news came in the form of him amid the chaos of Rome.
Who is Jesus Christ?
A sole ruler for life.
What is dictator?
The second Caesar and member of the second Triumvirate.
Who is Octavian/ Augustus?
The Third Flavian Emperor, he restored ancient Roman religious practices. Ultimately, power changed him for the worst.
Who is Domitian?
In 64 A.D the mansions of the wealthy and hovels of the poor were destroyed under this catastrophe.
What is the Great Fire?
The system of government credited to Augustus, directed by officials and defended by a paid army.
What is the principate?
Emperor of Rome during the great fire, he persecuted many Christians.
Who is Nero?
The second Flavian Emperor, he died shortly after gaining power.
Who is Titus?
The period of "Roman Peace" from 27 B.C to 180 A.D.
What is Pax Romana?
The name of a division of the Roman army. They were used to help army commanders become emperor.
What are Legions?
The fifth emperor of the Julian family, many thought he was strange, yet he proved to be a capable leader.
Who is Cladius?
List the three Flavian's in chronological order?
Who are Vespasian, Titus, and Domitian?
Bonus: This pitcher gave up one hit and faced the minimum in last nights Brewers victory.
Who is Robert Gasser?
A government official appointed by a ruler who takes care of the day-to-day workings.
What are Bureaucrats?
List all six Caesar's in order.
Who are Julius, Augustus, Tiberius, Caligula, Claudius and Nero?
From what years did the Flavian dynasty reign?
What is 69-96 A.D?
What is the "Year of the Four Emperors"?