If you can't find the answer in your text, Google each of these terms.
Well, it's certainly not 1 or 2, since those are "anti" (negatives).
Google the other two if they are not clearly described in your text.
There might be a hint here, too. Was Augustus British?
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It is the Pax Romana!
The period of prosperity from the rule of Augustus until AD 180 is known as the "Pax Romana". To arrive at this answer, you can eliminate options 1 and 2 as they do not pertain to the Roman Empire. That leaves options 3 and 4, "Pax Britannia" and "Pax Romana". The term "Pax" means peace, and historically, Pax Romana refers to the long period of relative peace and stability within the Roman Empire during this time. In contrast, "Pax Britannia" is a term used to describe a similar period of peace during British rule. Therefore, the correct answer is option 4, "Pax Romana".
