Which term refers to a period of peace and stability throughout the Roman Empire that lasted approximately 200 years, starting with the reign of Augustus?

Who was a Jewish preacher and religious leader who is a central figure in Christianity, believed by his followers to be the Son of God?

Which term refers to the followers of Jesus who were sent out to spread his teachings and establish churches?

Who was a first-century Christian missionary and author of several letters contained in the New Testament, known for his role in the spread of Christianity throughout the Mediterranean world?

Which Roman emperor legalized Christianity in the Roman Empire with the Edict of Milan in 313 AD?

Which term refers to the practice of a government printing more money to solve economic problems, leading to a decrease in the value of money and a rise in prices?

Which term refers to foreign soldiers who were recruited to fight for the Roman Empire in exchange for pay?

Which Roman emperor divided the empire into Western and Eastern halves and instituted a series of reforms to address its political and economic challenges?

Which term refers to the Roman structures used to transport water over long distances to supply cities with fresh water?

Which term refers to the language spoken by the ancient Romans and the official language of the Roman Empire?

Which term refers to the earliest attempt by the Romans to create a code of laws, inscribed on twelve bronze tablets and displayed publicly in the forum?

Which term refers to the incursions and attacks by various Germanic tribes into the territory of the Roman Empire during the 3rd to 5th centuries AD, ultimately contributing to the fall of the Western Roman Empire?