The Pax Romana (Roman peace) which lasted from 27 BC (when Augustus became the first emperor) to 180 AD, with the death of Marcus Aurelius, was a period of relative peace and stability which followed the Roman Civil Wars with the establishment of personal rule by an emperor by Augustus. With this the central government gained much better control over the provinces of the empire, whose governors had previously acted independently form the central government in Rome. The stability provided by a stronger government created an opportunity for great economic growth through growth in trade, which became thriving and reached all the four corners of the empire and beyond (Ethiopia, India and China). With this prosperity great public works and engineering works were undertaken and the peoples of the conquered areas became more integrated in the economy of the empire and more exposed to Roman civilisation.
There were some territorial conquests, but also decisions to limit expansion as the empire suffered defeats in Germany, the conquest of Iraq brought risks of costly wars with the Parthian (Persian) Empire, and the empire was getting too big. Military conflicts over imperial succession occurred in the Year of the Four Emperors (69 AD) but they were small scale and did not get near full civil war. There were political conspiracies against emperors, but this did not destabilise the empire. After 180 Ad political instability became a big problem again.
The Pax Romana (Roman peace) which lasted from 27 BC (when Augustus became the first emperor) to 180 AD, with the death of Marcus Aurelius, was a period of relative peace and stability which followed the Roman Civil Wars with the establishment of personal rule by an emperor by Augustus. With this the central government gained much better control over the provinces of the empire, whose governors had previously acted independently form the central government in Rome. The stability provided by a stronger government created an opportunity for great economic growth through growth in trade, which became thriving and reached all the four corners of the empire and beyond (Ethiopia, India and China). With this prosperity great public works and engineering works were undertaken and the peoples of the conquered areas became more integrated in the economy of the empire and more exposed to Roman civilisation.
There were some territorial conquests, but also decisions to limit expansion as the empire suffered defeats in Germany, the conquest of Iraq brought risks of costly wars with the Parthian (Persian) Empire, and the empire was getting too big. Military conflicts over imperial succession occurred in the Year of the Four Emperors (69 AD) but they were small scale and did not get near full civil war. There were political conspiracies against emperors, but this did not destabilise the empire. After 180 Ad political instability became a big problem again.
The Pax Romana (Roman peace) which lasted from 27 BC (when Augustus became the first emperor) to 180 AD, with the death of Marcus Aurelius, was a period of relative peace and stability which followed the Roman Civil Wars with the establishment of personal rule by an emperor by Augustus. With this the central government gained much better control over the provinces of the empire, whose governors had previously acted independently form the central government in Rome. The stability provided by a stronger government created an opportunity for great economic growth through growth in trade, which became thriving and reached all the four corners of the empire and beyond (Ethiopia, India and China). With this prosperity great public works and engineering works were undertaken and the peoples of the conquered areas became more integrated in the economy of the empire and more exposed to Roman civilisation.
There were some territorial conquests, but also decisions to limit expansion as the empire suffered defeats in Germany, the conquest of Iraq brought risks of costly wars with the Parthian (Persian) Empire, and the empire was getting too big. Military conflicts over imperial succession occurred in the Year of the Four Emperors (69 AD) but they were small scale and did not get near full civil war. There were political conspiracies against emperors, but this did not destabilise the empire. After 180 Ad political instability became a big problem again.
The Pax Romana (Roman peace) which lasted from 27 BC (when Augustus became the first emperor) to 180 AD, with the death of Marcus Aurelius, was a period of relative peace and stability which followed the Roman Civil Wars with the establishment of personal rule by an emperor by Augustus. With this the central government gained much better control over the provinces of the empire, whose governors had previously acted independently form the central government in Rome. The stability provided by a stronger government created an opportunity for great economic growth through growth in trade, which became thriving and reached all the four corners of the empire and beyond (Ethiopia, India and China). With this prosperity great public works and engineering works were undertaken and the peoples of the conquered areas became more integrated in the economy of the empire and more exposed to Roman civilisation.
There were some territorial conquests, but also decisions to limit expansion as the empire suffered defeats in Germany, the conquest of Iraq brought risks of costly wars with the Parthian (Persian) Empire, and the empire was getting too big. Military conflicts over imperial succession occurred in the Year of the Four Emperors (69 AD) but they were small scale and did not get near full civil war. There were political conspiracies against emperors, but this did not destabilise the empire. After 180 Ad political instability became a big problem again.
The Romans actually took engineering from the Etruscans and the Greeks. This also fed into the Romans stealing other things from these other two groups, like art, architecture, mythology, writing, and sporting events.
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the romans concentrated on practical things that would improve the quality of their lives and help them to maintain a large empire.
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Because of the emperors' effort, Rome experienced a long period of peace and Achievment.
The pax Romana was a 200-year period of relative political stability within the Roman Empire. The stability and relative absence of infighting allowed the empire to grow economically. Successive emperors continued Augustus' policy of fostering growth in trade. Taxation was kept low and it did not hamper private enterprise. There were irrigation works in Egypt and some other areas of the empire to boost agricultural production. There was infrastructural development. The Romans built roads, bridges, ports, dams and aqueducts to improve communication, the economy and hygiene. The empire also acted as a single trading unit and the Roman coins provided a common currency. The empire developed thriving trading networks which reached its four corners and beyond. There was also trade with Arabia, Persia, India and China.
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Roman technological inventions include aqueducts, concrete, roads and highways, and battlefield surgery among others. Their advances particularly in engineering helped them strengthen their military forces and expand their empire.
Roman technological inventions include aqueducts, concrete, roads and highways, and battlefield surgery among others. Their advances particularly in engineering helped them strengthen their military forces and expand their empire.
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The Romans actually took engineering from the Etruscans and the Greeks. This also fed into the Romans stealing other things from these other two groups, like art, architecture, mythology, writing, and sporting events.
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