Pax Romana Rome's Golden Age

The time between Augustus’s rule and the death of Marcus Aurelius, the last of the “Five Good Emperors,” was known as the Pax Romana or Roman Peace. The Pax Romana was the time period when everything in Rome, such as economy, Roman life, system of government, and peace between other countries were stable. Due to this people often refer to it as Rome’s Golden Age because of it resembling a time of peace and prosperity. Although, I do agree with others, that Rome’s Golden Age would be a suitable name for this time period, I think that the Pax Romana is more appropriate. The Pax Romana is more appropriate due to the fact that it was named this specifically because it translated to Roman Peace and that it defined their way of living during that

Therefore, if it was named Rome’s Golden Age then it wouldn’t emphasize their peaceful lifestyle like the Pax Romana does. Along with that, the Pax Romana was also a time full of many accomplishments made by the Romans, such as the development of roads and bridges, the creation of aqueducts, and the use of concrete.
During, the Pax Romana many accomplishments were made that had a huge impact on the Romans and their lifestyle, such as the development of roads and bridges, the creation of aqueducts, and the use of concrete. The development of roads and bridges was one of the most important accomplishments during this time period because of the opportunities it brought, such as easier transportation and the promotion of trade and commerce. With these road systems the transporting of goods and services became easier which then led to the increasing of trade use. The development of