What were the results of Pax Romana? Stability throughout the Mediterrean world. Everyone spoke Latin. Great roads connected the known world for trade. Culture flourished. Roman law applied to all people.

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Jovanny Dyer

27 May, 06:02

What were the results of Pax Romana? Stability throughout the Mediterrean world. Everyone spoke Latin. Great roads connected the known world for trade. Culture flourished. Roman law applied to all people.

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Julie Harvey · Answer 1

The correct answer is A) Stability throughout the Mediterranean world and D) culture flourished.

The results of the Pax Romana were "Stability throughout the Mediterranean world and culture flourished."

The Pax Romana was a period in ancient Roma where the political, economic, and social conditions in the Roman Empire were good to establish relative peace and harmony in the Roman territories. It lasted 200 hundred years, from the beginning of emperor Augustus reign in 27 BCE to 14 CE. The aim of this and other emperors of the time was to establish a period of stability, growth peace, flourishment of the arts, and keeping the extension of the territories as part of the expansion of Rome.