Pax Romanian Expansion

Pax Romana Was A Major Time Of Expansion
It was a time of expansion and conquest around the world

The roman expansion started around 400 B.C. We began conquering places like colonies in
the Po-Valley. Italy was under Roman control. We eventually conquered Britannia, Hispania,
Gallia, Achaea, Judea, and North African coastal region.

Public Law In Rome

In Order To Keep Order In Rome
There had to be rules to create peace

One of our most important table of the Twelve 

 Tables is Public Law. This table includes

laws that protect the safety of our citizens.

For example, Law III. When a judge, or 

an arbiter appointed to hear a case, accepts

money, or other gifts, for the purpose of

influencing his decision, he 

shall suffer the penalty of death. this law grants and secures a citizens

right to fair trial

Rome 2.0

Roman Advancements Came In Many Ways

With the wonders of an advancing society, came many innovations in common life.

With the improvements in how people

 lived, there were some key inventions

 that shaped the way how society's quality

 progressed. From paved roads, to aqueducts,

 many improvements came and cemented

 their place in modern communities everywhere.

With the innovation of something as simple 

as paved roads, trading opportunities, military

 movement, and general travel became 

something much easier, with having paths

 that spanned the entire peninsula of Italy. 

The idea of also having running water 

coming from a source where the water

 was always fresh, seemed like a dream 

to us all, but now with aqueducts, those

 dreams are a thing of the past. Stone

 structures called aqueducts carry 

water down from mountains to the

 cities of Italy, bringing water for all 

purposes. Speaking of other purposes

 for water, bath houses are something

 booming all around, allowing people to bathe and clean up. 

The Driving Force Of Rome

Rome wasn't built in a day you know. 
The power it also built up certainly wasn't obtained in a day either.

       Rome wasn't always as powerful as it is in our time of the Pax Romana. Sure, it was powerful for quite the time, reaching over from the deserts of Africa, to the deserts of the Middle East, and much of the land in between. Now however, the Roman empire has never been better, with its many innovations (such as aqueducts, paved roads, and many more!)
This is thanks to efforts of many, this was achie
ved, but without the ringleader of it all, Augustus,
 the Rome we know today may have never been!
 When his uncle Caesar was murdered he
 really took the reins of the empire and put his power
 to full effect. Conquering more territories
 in Africa and surrounding nations, he really
 demonstrated a commanding hand, that 
knew what it was doing. He lead Rome into 
the time of Pax Romana (meaning roman peace),
 which was a time of the highest amounts
 of prosperity in the empire of Rome.