Early Roman Empire

-improved financial conditions by implementing a fair tax system.
-planted the seeds for the first roman treasury

-managed to bring down Sejanus
-repealed some of the taxes on the upper class that Tiberius had put in place

-provincial governors were prohibited from extorting large sums of money for their own benefit
-was generous in aiding victims of disasters and Jews

-built the Colosseum
-romanized many conquered lands

-captured Jerusalem
-provided relief for disaster victims
-sanctified the Colosseum

-raised the economy that had recently been failing
-extended power to equestrians

-reduced the position of emperor to a less selfish and extravagant one
-helped the lower classees with education and land

-expanded Rome's territory to its farthest limits
-alimenta

-Hadrian's wall
- promoted public welfare, the arts, and built temples

-saved money
-a peaceful reign