Who was the first Roman Emperor? | Quizzland Trivia Answers

KungPaoDora

I learned something new. Thank you.

Rand0mPlayeR

he was Octavianus. Augustus was the emperor title.

WaldoLydeker

You can thank him for 200 years of Roman prosperity and influence called The Pax Romana.

Flooffd

Empresses is confusing. They didn't have the formal power/rule of the empire but sometimes they had huge influence of the sitting emperor.

capster72

nope I didn't know that, interesting

Jackie

stezo, would have been more challenging to put Julius Caesar as one of the options - many people think he was an emperor, when he was a consul and then dictator

Lionessa

The usual cause of death in crucifixion is thought to be hypoxia from constriction of the chest. In the case of Jesus, it would have been much worse due to the traumatizing injuries inflicted beforehand. His heart may have burst...

Ray

Is that how the Calendar changed naming August after him and July after Julius? I heard that awhile ago and October means 8 and December means 10 in Latin?

Tombot

WaldoLydeker, well yes, but he also destroyed the Roman Republic and signed Cicero's death certificate (Cicero one of the noblest Romans).

Dieu linh

Quanl ahao tam

jun

thats it,history exra!

Melode

ONE REASON FOR COMING TO POWER WAS BEATING MARK ANTONY AT SEA. ANTONY SND CLEOPATRA WERE PLANNING TO RULE EGYPT TOGETHER. OCTAVIAN WAS AFRAID THEY WOULD TAKE OVER ROME.