The economic and social reforms of Diocletian and Constantine affected positively the Roman Empire
Who was Constantine?
Flavius Valerius Constantine (272-337) was a prominent Roman emperor who ruled from 306 until his death.
What reforms did Constantine make?
- He implemented a new monetary system with a new coin, the 4.50 gram solid, as the standard coin of the Roman Empire.
- He separated civil power from military power.
Who was Diocletian?
Diocletian (244 - 311) was emperor of Rome from 284 to 305.
What reforms did Diocletian make?
- During his government there was a tetrarchy, because he shared the government with Maximilian, Galerius and Constantius.
- He started the persecution of Christians.
- He made a tax reform in which the tax system was standardized in a more equitable way and with tax rates generally higher than those that had prevailed until then.
How did the reforms of Diocletian and Constantine I influence the Empire?
The decisions of these two emperors had good impacts on the empire because its social and economic stability was consolidated for at least 100 more years.
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