- Unit 3. Rome, the Global Empire
- Getting Started
  - What Are We Learning?
  - Observe and Think
  - Map Your Mind
- Rome, the Global Empire
  - The History of Ancient Rome
    - A Little City Become Empire
    - The Legendary Origins
    - The Monarchy (753-509 BC)
    - The Republic (509-27 BC)
      - The Fight for Political Rights
      - Major Conquests during the Republic
      - The Crisis of the Republic
    - The Roman Empire (27-476 AD)
      - The Crisis of the Third Century
      - The Recovery of the 4th Century
      - The Fall of the Roman Empire
  - The Roman Society
    - Women in Rome
    - Slaves
  - The Roman Economy
  - The Roman Law
  - The Roman Army
- Self-Evaluation Quiz
- Complementary Activities
  - The Greek and Latin Roots of English
  - One Myth, One Song
  - Games, Comics and Stuff
- References

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# The Recovery of the 4th Century

When Diocletian came to power, reforms were carried out to resolve the problems in the empire. The economy recovered, and the borders were strengthened.

## Activity: The Tetrachy

Watch this video and explain what the Tetrarchy was in your own words.

The emperor Constantine also introduced changes. To achieve greater unity, he tolerated Christianity. He also moved the capital to Constantinople and improved bureaucracy.
You should know... Constantine

Emperor Constantine is well known by Christians because he tolerated their religion. He did other important things though. Let's discover them with the witty help of History Teachers.

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