When did Claudius rule as Roman emperor?
AD 14-37
AD 41-54
AD 54-68
AD 69-79
Answer
Ruling from AD 41 to 54, Emperor Claudius' reign marked a significant period in Roman history. Following Caligula's assassination, the Roman Senate chose Claudius, known for his scholarly background rather than military prowess, as the new emperor. Despite initial skepticism, Claudius proved to be an able and effective ruler. His achievements ranged from expanding the empire, particularly through the conquest of Britain, to initiating public works projects and legal reforms.
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