World Cultures Test Chapter 15 Section 2: Pax Romana

World Cultures with Black at Oak Hall MIddle School

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By: Richard German
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Human Heritage: A World History
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Pax Romana

The peace that augustus brought to rome was called the Pax Romana. lasted for 200 years. other problems did occur, but not as much.civilization spread. cultures mixed. no tarrifs. shipping became a big buisness. Trade increased, and Romans prospered.

Tarrifs

Taxes placed on good brought into a country. During Pax Romana there were no tarrifs.

Law

law changed greatly. Twelve Tables were changed because Roman merchants had to do business with non-romans. Roman judges had to write down laws far to these "non-romans"

Juris Prudentes

Roman judges were helped by special lawyers and legal writers called juris prudentes.

When Rome was "standardized".

When Roman law was "standardized", this meant that legal procedures were the same in all parts of Rome.

About this deck

By: Richard German
Textbook:

Human Heritage: A World History
Created: 2012-01-10
Size: 5 flashcards
Views: 1

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