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B farming
C manufacturing
D mining
like a good son
B.
numb all over
C.
like a mature man
D.
wild with anger
Pax romana, is an expression in Latin used to refer to the long period of stability that lived the Roman Empire, characterized by both its inner calm and its external security, which allowed it to reach its maximum economic development and territorial expansion. This period developed approximately between the fourth civil war and the crisis of the third century,
During the Pax Romana, the senator, civil servant, slave, merchant, and former soldier provide their perspectives on the Roman Empire. The stability and prosperity of the empire, efficient administration, continued suffering of slaves, facilitation of trade and commerce, and relative peace on the borders are discussed.
Senator: The Pax Romana has brought stability and prosperity to our empire. The emperor's wise governance and investment in public infrastructure have improved the lives of our citizens.
Civil Servant: I have seen firsthand the efficient administration of the empire. The establishment of a standardized legal system and the development of effective bureaucracy have made the government more organized and capable.
Slave: Unfortunately, the Pax Romana hasn't changed much for people like me. Slavery still exists, and we continue to suffer under the control of our masters.
Merchant: The peace within the empire has facilitated trade and commerce. The network of roads and the stability of currency make it easier for me to transport and sell my goods.
Former Soldier: As a veteran of the Roman army, I can say that the Pax Romana has brought relative peace to our borders. I have seen fewer conflicts and battles during this period.
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B. to form plans for Europe after the war
C. to discuss plans to build an atomic bomb
D. to confirm the USSR would join the war against Japan when Germany was defeated