Question

Which three choices are positive effects of the Pax Romana ("the time of Roman peace"), which lasted from around 27 BC until AD 180?
A) Slavery was abolished, the Colosseum was built, and the empire expanded.

B) Christianity was banned, the society became classless, and the Colosseum was built.

C) The Colosseum was built, the empire expanded, and more public works were constructed.

D)The Emperors waged wars with surrounding territories, more public works were constructed and the fewer farmers were needed.

Answer 1

D)The Emperors waged wars with surrounding territories, more public works were constructed and the fewer farmers were needed.

Answer 2

The correct answer is C) The Colosseum was built, the empire expanded, and more public works were constructed.

The three choices that are positive effects of the Pax Romana that lasted from 27 BC until AD 180 were, the Colosseum was built, the empire expanded, and more public works were constructed.

The Pax Romana is known as a period of peace in the Roman Empire under the leadership of Augustus and Marcus Aurelius. Most of the provinces under the Roman Empire had accepted the governmental regulations and the taxations of Rome. The control of those regions exerted by the powerful Roman Army maintained a relative peace and harmony in the territories. Some positive effects of the Pax Romana that lasted from 27 BC until AD 180 were, the Colosseum was built, the empire expanded, and more public works were constructed