A Roman Britain -Government and Administration 0.0 / 5 ? Classical CivilizationA2/A-levelOCR Created by: EllieCreated on: 24-04-13 15:19 Londinium became headquarters for the Roman Army by... AD60 1 of 11 Explain the hierarchy of the governor and his minions Governor - Princeps Praetori - 3 Corniculari - 3 Commentarienses (registrars) - Auditores 2 of 11 Who was in charge of the law in the fronteir reigons? The Army 3 of 11 When did Roman towns start being properly built and why? AD60/70s, in order to help the running of the country 4 of 11 What is Autonomy? A kind of independance, but the citizens still had to worship the Capitoline Triad and pay taxes 5 of 11 Why was the province split into two then four? to stop one person from controlling the whole province (rebellions where some tried to claim themselves emperor of Britain) 6 of 11 What did the Governor do and what did he control? He enforced the law and controlled the military and tracked the population 7 of 11 What did the Procurator do and what did he control? He dealt with the financial aspects of the province controleld imperial estates, gladiators, mines and the British fleet - issues with Gov on this? 8 of 11 Explain the Ordo The admin of a Colonia, made of 100 decurions = 2 duroviri (mayors), 2 aediles (keepers), 2 quaesetors (finance) and a selection of priests 9 of 11 Where was there an Ordo? in the Colonia, the municipium and civitas capitals also had them but without the priests 10 of 11 Explain the Provinical Council Delegates from the civitas and colonia who could complain directly to the Emperor 11 of 11
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