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1  What lesson from the Macedonian conquest of Greece, played out directly when we played the card game?  Has the United States ever fit the definition of an empire? Does it still fit the definition of an empire? WARM UP

2 SPQ R ALL ROADS LEAD TO ROME

3  Hegemony is the authority given to (consent) and taken by (coercion) a king, emperor, or any ruling body from the people that they govern. HEGEMONY

4  Phases of Roman Civilization  Longevity  Stability  Ubiquity  Inevitable Collapse? THE LONG ROAD TO ROME

5  Tiber River Valley  The Seven Hills of Rome  Strategic defense  Origin Stories  Mythical  Realistic ROMAN ORIGINS

6 STRUCTURE OF THE ROMAN REPUBLIC PatriciansPlebeians SenateTribunes Consuls Dictator VOTE

7  Roman Law  Twelve Tables  Roman Class Structure  Patricians  Plebeians  Slaves  Roman Military  Legions & Generals STRUCTURE OF THE ROMAN REPUBLIC

8  Origins  Expansion  Trade  First Punic War  Sicily  Second Punic War  Hannibal Barca  Third Punic War  Destruction of Carthage  Transition to Empire? THE PUNIC WARS

9  Precedent  Marius & Sulla  Dictatorship  The First Triumvirate  Julius Caesar  Cesarean Reforms  Assassination of Caesar FALL OF THE REPUBLIC

10  Ascension of Augustus  Preservation of Roman Institutions  The Pax Romana RISE OF THE EMPIRE

11 Quite a Lot Actually WHAT HAVE THE ROMANS EVER DONE FOR US?

12  Jesus of Nazareth  Social Justice  Roman Reaction  Augustus, Son of God  Paul the Apostle  Roman Citizenship  Emperor Constantine CHRISTIANITY

13  Crisis of the Third Century  Diocletian  Tetrachy  Expansion and Collapse EXPANSION OF ROME

14  Expansion  1. Increase in cost of administration  2. Increase in taxes to pay for military  3. Inflation INFLATION

15 POOR LEADERSHIP THE FIVE GOOD EMPERORS NOT SO GOOD EMPERORS

16  Population growth  Need for more soldiers  Mercenaries LOYALTY OF TROOPS

17  Sacking a City  Vandals & Visigoths  Attila the Hun  “Barbarians” SACK OF ROME


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