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1.	List the contributions of Romans.
Answer» Ancient Romans had a deep knowledge in science and Mathematics. The encyclopedia ‘Natural History’ was compiled by Pliny. Galen was a famous surgeon. Strabo and Ptolemy were famous Geologists. The Roman law laid the basic foundation for the world’s future laws. Even today Latin words are being used in science, law and other branches of knowledge. Julius Caesar recorded history. The Colosseum and Amphitheatre in Rome are great architectural structures. The Julian calendar is still used all over the world.

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2.	Who are the ancestors of Rome?
Answer» Romus and Remus.

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3.	Name all the persons of the first Triumvirate.
Answer» Pompey, Crassus and Julius Caesar formed the ‘first Triumvirate’.

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4.	Which were the places of importance during the reign of Julius Caesar?
Answer» Rome and Egypt.

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5.	Name the philosophers of Rome.
Answer» Cato, Cicero and Seneca were the famous philosophers of Rome.

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6.	Name the great poets of Roman civilisation.
Answer» Virgil, who wrote the epic ‘Aeneid’ and Ovid, were the great poets of Rome.

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7.	Write a short note on Augustus Caesar.
Answer» Augustus Caesar was formerly called Octavius. Augustus Caesar formed the second Triumvirate along with Mark Anthony and Lapidus. In the beginning Augustus Caesar shared power with Mark Anthony by banishing Lapidus. Later he also defeated Mark Anthony. Augustus became the most powerful man in the Roman Empire. He was instrumental in introducing many social reforms and his reign, in Rome was very peaceful and hence known as ’Roman Peace’. Hence rome progressed economic and culturally. His reign is known as the ‘Golden Age of Rome’.

Write a short note on Augustus Caesar.

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Augustus Caesar was formerly called Octavius. Augustus Caesar formed the second Triumvirate along with Mark Anthony and Lapidus. In the beginning Augustus Caesar shared power with Mark Anthony by banishing Lapidus. Later he also defeated Mark Anthony. Augustus became the most powerful man in the Roman Empire.

He was instrumental in introducing many social reforms and his reign, in Rome was very peaceful and hence known as ’Roman Peace’. Hence rome progressed economic and culturally. His reign is known as the ‘Golden Age of Rome’.

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8.	The achievements of Augustus Caesar.
Answer» Augustus Caeser was formerly called Octavius. Augustus Caesar formed the ‘Second Triumvirate’ along with Mark Anthony and Lapidus. In the beginning Augustus Caesar shared power with Mark Anthony by banishing Lapidus. Later he also defeated Mark Anthony. Augustus became the most powerful man in the Roman Empire. He was instrumental in introducing many social reforms and his reign, in Rome was very peaceful and hence known as ’Roman Peace’. Hence Rome progressed economic and culturally. His reign is known as the ‘Golden Age of Rome’

The achievements of Augustus Caesar.

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Augustus Caeser was formerly called Octavius. Augustus Caesar formed the ‘Second Triumvirate’ along with Mark Anthony and Lapidus. In the beginning Augustus Caesar shared power with Mark Anthony by banishing Lapidus. Later he also defeated Mark Anthony. Augustus became the most powerful man in the Roman Empire.

He was instrumental in introducing many social reforms and his reign, in Rome was very peaceful and hence known as ’Roman Peace’. Hence Rome progressed economic and culturally. His reign is known as the ‘Golden Age of Rome’

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Explore topic-wise InterviewSolutions in .

List the contributions of Romans.

Who are the ancestors of Rome?

Name all the persons of the first Triumvirate.

Which were the places of importance during the reign of Julius Caesar?

Name the philosophers of Rome.

Name the great poets of Roman civilisation.

Write a short note on Augustus Caesar.

The achievements of Augustus Caesar.