Roman Tax Reforms In Egypt Timeline Game

Round 1/10

Put the following events in chronological order.

Temporal Tangle

Put the events in order from earliest to latest.

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31 BC: Octavian defeats Mark Antony and Cleopatra at the Battle of Actium
30 BC: Octavian becomes the undisputed ruler of Rome and Egypt
30 BC: Octavian introduces a new system of taxation in Egypt
30 BC: Implementation of a census in Egypt for tax purposes
30 BC: Creation of a bureaucracy to oversee tax collection in Egypt
30 BC: Introduction of a land tax in Egypt based on the size of the land owned
30 BC: Establishment of a tax on goods traded in Egypt
30 BC: Imposition of a tax on the harvest in Egypt
30 BC: Collection of taxes in kind such as grain and other agricultural products
30 BC: Use of tax revenue to fund the Roman administration in Egypt
30 BC: Creation of tax exemptions for certain groups in Egypt
30 BC: Introduction of tax incentives for farmers and landowners in Egypt
30 BC: Reform of the tax system to increase efficiency and revenue in Egypt
30 BC: Establishment of tax courts to adjudicate disputes in Egypt
30 BC: Enforcement of tax collection through the use of Roman soldiers in Egypt
30 BC: Integration of Egypt into the Roman tax system
30 BC: Continued reforms and adjustments to the tax system in Egypt under Roman rule
30 BC: Legacy of Roman tax reforms in Egypt lasting for centuries