The expansion of Rome contributed to the significance of Augustus (known as Octavian 43BCE (source 6). His accomplishments accrued Rome to have power, Augustus annexed several countries so that he could he power over others and he was prosperous in expanding the Roman Empire.
Augustus's achievements developed Rome's future effectively. He established the Roman Empire and was its first emperor. Through his days alive, he continued to restore power to the Roman senate but remained the 'de factor emperor' (lower classing) due to his reckless decisions that created fear around Rome (source 1).
Octavian changed foreigners' perspective of Rome. Even though he initiated an era of relative peace (known as the 'Pax Romana' or 'Roman's Peace'), he…show more content… He brought back an emphasis on religion because he thought that it will help the society bond together and keep the empire more stable. His initiation towards religious reforms, to revive belief of his people in traditional gods, made the Roman people have faith in his actions. This is how Augustus's commitment expanded the Roman Empire through religious reasons (Source 1 and 10).
Due to Octavian's actions, more conflict had been created which affected many other countries that were around Rome circumferentially. With his capability to obtain power, he decisively conquered the forces of Cleopatra and Antony in the Battle of Actium in 31BCE (Source 1).
The reign of Augustus initiated an era of relative peace, known as the 'Pax Romana'. This so-called 'initiation' didn't support Rome's community and foreign countries because Octavian annexed several countries dramatically in power like Egypt, Dalmatia, Pannonia etc. (Source 3).
Agustus's commitment towards the religious reforms was full of stability and prosperity since the Romans were able to bond with each other and the traditional gods. Augustus activated many projects on religious temples that will help revive the spirit of Rome (Source 1 and
