It was called Paxa Romanus. Roughly translated as the peace of Rome. So, I'm guessing it was pleasant.
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Ovid was banished from Rome because he wrote a poem that Emperor Augustus didn't like.
Before Augustus the Republic was in bad shape (rather violent). First JuliusCaesar started reforms to fix problems, but he was murdered. Then when Augustus came to run Rome, he was in charge for his life. He carried out reforms to fix the government and announced restoration of peace to desperate people of Rome. He was a legitimate ruler, who was fair and effective, and he wasn't power hungry. He was helpful at acting on the citizen's best interests. He brought centuries of peace and prosperity to last after his death.
All the power. The term "absolute ruler" means that all powers are given to that person.
he banished his daughter to an island near Rhegium because of her licentious behaviour and when she died there, would allow no funeral honours to be paid to her.
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Ovid- he was exiled from writing erotic poetry that greatly offended Augustus.
Ovid was banished from Rome because he wrote a poem that Emperor Augustus didn't like.
Before Augustus the Republic was in bad shape (rather violent). First JuliusCaesar started reforms to fix problems, but he was murdered. Then when Augustus came to run Rome, he was in charge for his life. He carried out reforms to fix the government and announced restoration of peace to desperate people of Rome. He was a legitimate ruler, who was fair and effective, and he wasn't power hungry. He was helpful at acting on the citizen's best interests. He brought centuries of peace and prosperity to last after his death.
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he used his power to build boats and other things, like buildings and recreational areas
Augustus changed the power system of Rome and started a new historical period, the period of rule by emperors. By emerging as the final victor in the civil wars which brought down the Roman Republic he used his power to establish his personal absolute rule and become the first Roman emperor. By establishing tight control over Roman politics and the Roman state, Augustus was able to create a strong central government which was capable of controlling the provinces of the empire and their governors, who had previously been unruly. This stated the 200-year period of the tax Romans, a period of relative political stability in the empire. Augustus promoted trade though low taxation and by promoting infrastructural projects which facilitated it; the construction or roads, bridges, ports, aqueducts, dams and the like. The trading networks in the empire and beyond thrived. Augustus promoted or sponsored important public works in Rome and said on his deathbed "I found Rome a city of bricks and I have left it a city of marble."
Rome is in Europe. Its inhabitants were always predominantly European.
It was a power-sharing consortium between Augustus and the Senate - the assemblies of the citizens were done away with. The Senate rules, while Augustus pulled strings in the background through his powers of tribune of the plebs, proconsul, and control of the army.
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he killed the other king at the time and gained power or he won a civil war with his rival hope this helped u people in the world like me
The republic in Rome was the time before the military rulers like Julius Caesar took power. It was a time in Rome's history when the people made the choices for the government. It was much like today's democracy.