Question

augustus came to power after a time of civil war, when romans had been fighting romans. afterwards, many citizens didnt trust the government. augustus wanted to establish order and gain the support of everyday romans, so he made some major changes to the empire..
match each goal to augustuss action.
to make sure that people had enough money to feed their families and would not turn against the government
to renew peoples faith in the roman religion and trust in the roman gods
to get rid of unpopular officials and only keep government officials that were loyal to the emperor
to help keep people living in the city of rome safe
action
augustus reduced the size of the senate from 1,000 to 600 senators.
augustus established a police force and firefighting service in the city of rome.
augustus rebuilt many temples that were destroyed during civil wars, and he started celebrating old religious festivals again.
augustus started many new building projects in the city of rome, providing jobs for ordinary romans.
goal

Explanation:

• Augustus reducing the Senate size: Removing unpopular officials (as a smaller Senate could mean fewer disloyal or ineffective ones).
• Establishing police and firefighting: Keeping Rome's people safe.
• Rebuilding temples and celebrating festivals: Renewing faith in Roman religion and gods.
• Starting new building projects: Ensuring people had money (jobs mean income) to feed families and not turn against government.

Answer:

• Augustus reduced the size of the Senate from 1,000 to 600 senators: to get rid of unpopular officials and only keep government officials that were loyal to the emperor.
• Augustus established a police force and firefighting service in the city of Rome: to help keep people living in the city of Rome safe.
• Augustus rebuilt many temples that were destroyed during civil wars, and he started celebrating old religious festivals again: to renew people’s faith in the Roman religion and trust in the Roman gods.
• Augustus started many new building projects in the city of Rome, providing jobs for ordinary Romans: to make sure that people had enough money to feed their families and would not turn against the government.