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Chapter 5-B Roman World Empire Wayne E. Sirmon HI 103 World History

History 103 World History to 1500 October 1 Article 2 selection deadline (Chapters 4b 7) (TONIGHT AT MIDNIGHT) October 2 Online Quiz Chapter 5 (pt. 2) October 3 October 9 October 10 October 17 October 19 Fall Break no class Stallworth Lecture USA, Laidlaw Hall 7 pm Online Quiz Ch. 6 (due midnight) Article 2 Review due (8:00 am) Exam 2 (Ch. 4b-7) Project Serve

History 103 World History to 1550 Bonus Opportunities Stallworth Lecture Atticus Finch and American History. Dr. Joseph Crespino, Emory University Wednesday, October 3 at 7:00 pm Laidlaw Performing Arts Center, U of South Alabama

The Gracchi Brothers Tiberius and Gracchus Tribune of the Plebs 133 BC 123 BC Starts distribution of land Tiberius runs for reelection (against custom slippery slope of man over custom) Group of Senators provoke riot Tiberius clubbed to death (slippery slope of assassination) Gracchus sought support from equestrians who had become senators Plans to extend rights to non-roman Italians were vetoed. A substantial proportion of the Roman poor, protective of their privileged Roman citizenship, turned against Gaius.

Julius Caesar Flamen Dialis, high priest of Jupiter Sulla strips Caesar of priesthood joins army and leave Rome Pontifex Maximus (63 BC) greatest bridge-maker Established the Julian Calendar Gallic Wars (58-51 BC) Consul 5 times Dictator 4 times (11 days to life) Crosses the Rubicon (49 BC) Let the die be cast. Goes to Egypt in pursuit of Pompey (48 BC) You too, child? / Et tu, Brute? (44 BC)

The murder of Caesar Rumors Omens Attacks Amnesty Revenge

Mark Antony needs cash and Cleopatra is loaded Octavian vs. Antony

Octavian vs. Antony Mark Antony needs cash and Cleopatra is loaded Julius Caesar s mistress (21 vs. 52) (son)

Octavian vs. Antony Mark Antony needs cash and Cleopatra is loaded Julius Caesar s mistress (21 vs. 52) (son) Antony s mistress (28 vs. 42) (twins + one)

Octavian vs. Antony Mark Antony needs cash and Cleopatra is loaded Caesar s mistress (21 vs. 52) (son) Antony s mistress (28 vs. 42) (twins + one) Actium (naval battle, 31 BC) All or Nothing (snake or poison)

Octavian becomes Caesar Augustus January 1, 27 BC Mission Accomplished

The Empire at its Height The Julio-Claudian Dynasty Augustus Caesar s sister s grand-son Tiberius Augustus step-son Caligula Caesar s great-grandson Claudius Caesar s great-nephew Nero Caesar s great-great-grandson

The Empire at its Height Claudius Emperor 41-54 AD Pardons assassins of Caligula Adopted the name caesar Expands empire (4 legions to Britain) Aqueducts, canals, roads Failed coups successful poison

The Empire at its Height Emperor 54-68 AD Took power at 16 Nero Overbearing mom Agrippina Planned shipwreck then suicide Fire in 64 Christian scapegoats Senate declares Public Enemy Chose suicide over assassination

The Empire at its Height The year of Four Emperors The Flavian Dynasty Vespasian Titus Domitian 69 79 79 81 81-96

The Empire at its Height The Five Good Emperors the Roman Empire was governed by absolute power, under the guidance of wisdom and virtue Nerva Trajan Hadrian Antoninus Pius Marcus Aurelius 96 98 98 117 117 138 138 161 161-180 (last 4 Adoptive Sons)

Bread and Circuses Cheap food and entertainment as an effective way to rise to power. Erosion of civic duty.

The Late Roman Empire Diocletian (r. 284 305) (wife and daughter Christians) Successful army officer seeker of victory rather than glory Served with future emperor Carus. When Carus killed, left empire to sons. When one died, Diocletian took his place. When other son died in battle, Diocletian becomes Emperor.

The Late Roman Empire

The Late Roman Empire Increased the provinces from ~50 to ~100. Provinces grouped into 12 dioceses (Administrative Districts) led by a vicar. (substitute)

The Late Roman Empire Diocletian (r. 284 305) Tetrarchy (Tetra = 4)

The Late Roman Empire Diocletian (r. 284 305) Tetrarchy (Tetra = 4) Two Emperors Diocletian & Maximian Two Caesars Galerius & Constantius

The Late Roman Empire Persecution of Christians Nero 64 to Diocletian 305 Persecution 129 years Toleration 120 years

A New Religion No temples holy places priests sacrifices oracles visible gods initiations pilgrimages Christianity

Paulism Writer Traveler Not just a Jewish Cult St. Paul of Tarsus (~ 5 67 AD)

Symbols The Fish Iesous Christos Theou Yips Soter (Jesus Christ, Son of God Savior) Chi Rho Christos (first letters in Christ) IHS iota-eta-sigma (first 3 letters in Greek Jesus )

End of the Western Empire

End of the Western Empire

End of the Western Empire 206 - Emperor Qin - Great Wall of China 376 - Visigoths clash with Huns and seek Roman protection 410 - Visigoths sack Rome Angles, Saxons and Jutes attack Briton 455 - Vandals sack Rome

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