Jan 3, 2010

Salem on History | Completion of the Augustan Settlement

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Series: Great Events from History: The Ancient World, Prehistory-476
Categories: Government and Politics
Subcategories: Empires, Dynasties, Emperors, Caesars, Khans, Roman Empire, Ancient Rome
Curriculum: Italian History, Ancient History
Geographical Location: Italy
Date: 27-23

Article abstract: The completion of the Augustan settlement marks a transition from the traditional res publica to a new form of government, the principate.

Summary of Event

For years, Julius Caesar outmaneuvered and outfought his enemies in war and politics but was never able to achieve permanent supremacy. Each victory on the battlefield and each new political office and honor produced more enemies. On March 15, 44 b.c.e., Julius Caesar was struck down in the name of liberty by a conspiracy led by men whom he had pardoned, trusted, and promoted....

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Salem on History | Completion of the Augustan Settlement

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