Question

What did Augustus do to support the growth of the Roman Empire?
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Answer 1

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Answer 2

Augustus had ended 100 years of civil war and achieved over 40 years of internal peace and prosperity. His vision and power had expanded the Roman Empire to become far more than a collection of countries. Instead, it was a diverse society and enormous marketplace in which people across Europe, north Africa and the Middle East could trade and travel under Rome’s protection.

He had won over the Senate and founded a dynasty. But this would feature as many villains as heroes, and would take Rome on a roller-coaster ride into assassination, insanity and terror.

Back home, Augustus was a hero. At the age of 32, he had become Rome’s first Emperor, promising to restore peace and security.

Winning the war had been difficult, but was nothing compared to the challenge of winning the peace. He had divorced his wife and married his pregnant mistress, Livia. Many immediately suspected him of wanting to create a dynasty to rule Rome for generations to come. http://www.pbs.org/empires/romans/empire/augustus.html

Answer 3

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