Which emperor, despite his reputation as a cruel and barbaric leader, is also well known for the large public baths constructed under his rule

a) caligula
b) tuberous
c) caracalla
d) titus

C) Caracalla

Explanation:

The Baths of Caracalla , built around 212 AD, this public baths were constructed in Rome , Italy under the rule of Caracalla. Using the well known system of acueducts, the Emperor had the complex built as part of his political propaganda agenda. Romans of all social status enjoyed the entrance to this impressive installations. As this created a sense of unity, the public view of Caracalla improved .

The baths remained in use until the 6th century when the complex was taken by barbaric Ostrogoths when Gothic Wars began, at which time the hydraulic system was destroyed. The building can still be visited today, they have reaconditioned for touristic purposes.

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