Macedonian and Roman Empires in Europe

Octavian, also known as Augustus, was recognized as the first emperor of the Macedonian Empire.

Alexander the Great led the expansion of the Roman Empire to parts of western Asia and India.

The Roman Empire expanded only within the region of Italy and did not cover any territories outside of Italy.

Cultural exchange was not facilitated by the expansion of the Roman and Macedonian Empires to other regions.

The Hellenistic era ushered by the Macedonian Empire was characterized by the fusion of Greek, Roman, and Indian cultures.

Alexander the Great established the Roman Empire's frontiers and inaugurated a new system of governing the Roman provinces.

Stoicism and Epicureanism are philosophies that developed during the Golden Age of Science.

The Roman Empire had a 100,000 miles network of paved roads during its peak.

Pax Romana was a period of considerable internal conflict and economic decline in the Roman Empire.

The legal principle in Roman law stated that a person was guilty until proven innocent.

Aeneid is a famous Greek poem from the Roman era.

The Golden Age of Science saw the discovery of the value of theta instead of pi.