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Did the US experience a period of economic prosperity in the years after the war of 1812?
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Who was the ruler of rome when the pax romana started?
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What happens during a period of depression in a country?
During an economic depression threes a lack of economic activity that can last for several years.
Which of the following was a period of peace and prosperity that lasted almost 200 years A. Pax Romana B. Long Winter C. Rubicon D. Latifundia?
A. Pax Romana
Is it true that The period of over 200 years during which the Roman Empire was at constant war is known as the Pax Romana?
Yes, there were constant border wars, but the bulk of the Empire had peace and improving prosperity.
How was the song dynasty able to continue its prosperity despite threats?
They continued their prosperity by moving south of the Huang River. There they ruled for another 150 years.
What was the period of peace and prosperity lasted 207 years?
pax romana
What was a period of peace and prosperity that lasted almost 200 years?
Pax Romana
The period of prosperity in Rome that lasted about 200 years was called?
Pax Romana.
What is a decade of experience?
A decade is a period of 10 years
What happens during a period of depression in a country?
During an economic depression threes a lack of economic activity that can last for several years.
What economic comparisons can be made between the North and South in the years of 1860 to 1870?
This ten year period was one of marked economic contrasts. As an example, in this ten year period the economic wealth of the South declined approximately 60% while in the same time period the North's wealth increased by 50%.
Who was the ruler of rome when the pax romana started?
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Which of the following was a period of peace and prosperity that lasted almost 200 years A. Pax Romana B. Long Winter C. Rubicon D. Latifundia?
A. Pax Romana
What are synonyms for age?
years, days, generation, lifetime, experience, maturity, time, period, era, epoch
Who was the greatest roman emporer?
Your question can only be answered by an opinion and here's mine. Augustus was, to my mind, the greatest Roman emperor because he smoothly turned the government from the republic to the principate, rebuilt the city of Rome, initiated a period of almost 200 years of peace and prosperity, and was the longest ruling emperor.Your question can only be answered by an opinion and here's mine. Augustus was, to my mind, the greatest Roman emperor because he smoothly turned the government from the republic to the principate, rebuilt the city of Rome, initiated a period of almost 200 years of peace and prosperity, and was the longest ruling emperor.Your question can only be answered by an opinion and here's mine. Augustus was, to my mind, the greatest Roman emperor because he smoothly turned the government from the republic to the principate, rebuilt the city of Rome, initiated a period of almost 200 years of peace and prosperity, and was the longest ruling emperor.Your question can only be answered by an opinion and here's mine. Augustus was, to my mind, the greatest Roman emperor because he smoothly turned the government from the republic to the principate, rebuilt the city of Rome, initiated a period of almost 200 years of peace and prosperity, and was the longest ruling emperor.Your question can only be answered by an opinion and here's mine. Augustus was, to my mind, the greatest Roman emperor because he smoothly turned the government from the republic to the principate, rebuilt the city of Rome, initiated a period of almost 200 years of peace and prosperity, and was the longest ruling emperor.Your question can only be answered by an opinion and here's mine. Augustus was, to my mind, the greatest Roman emperor because he smoothly turned the government from the republic to the principate, rebuilt the city of Rome, initiated a period of almost 200 years of peace and prosperity, and was the longest ruling emperor.Your question can only be answered by an opinion and here's mine. Augustus was, to my mind, the greatest Roman emperor because he smoothly turned the government from the republic to the principate, rebuilt the city of Rome, initiated a period of almost 200 years of peace and prosperity, and was the longest ruling emperor.Your question can only be answered by an opinion and here's mine. Augustus was, to my mind, the greatest Roman emperor because he smoothly turned the government from the republic to the principate, rebuilt the city of Rome, initiated a period of almost 200 years of peace and prosperity, and was the longest ruling emperor.Your question can only be answered by an opinion and here's mine. Augustus was, to my mind, the greatest Roman emperor because he smoothly turned the government from the republic to the principate, rebuilt the city of Rome, initiated a period of almost 200 years of peace and prosperity, and was the longest ruling emperor.
Is it true that The period of over 200 years during which the Roman Empire was at constant war is known as the Pax Romana?
Yes, there were constant border wars, but the bulk of the Empire had peace and improving prosperity.
What caused the golden age of Athens?
The decline of Athens in its Golden Age was caused by a long, expensive, and ultimately disastrous war. For thirty years, Athens and its allies waged war against a coalition of Greek powers led by Sparta. After many ups and downs, the Athenians were beaten in 404 B.C.E. Despite brief recurrence of prosperity in later years, the economic and political losses by the Athenians in this war ended its "Golden" period.
