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    There are many differences between Rome and Greece cultures even though they were so similar. For example Roman and Greek both had their own armies but the only Polis that had there own professional army was Sparta‚ another example is how the Romans would banned together not just with the societies they conquered but with each other as well‚ Rome and Greece also had different types of government. These are only three out of many examples of some differences between Rome and Greece. Many people believe

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    Rome: The Roman Republic

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    The Roman Republic was once a strong civilization. The Romans were once known as the Latins who settled along the Tiber River. They were conquered by people known as the Etruscans. The Etruscans treated the Latins harshly and then the Latins revolted. The Latins took over the Etruscans and changed their name from Latin to Roman. The Romans began to gain power that lasted for over 500 years. After about 500 years later‚ a man by the name of Julius Caesar helped to conquer some of their biggest

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    Slavery In Ancient Rome

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    Slavery In Ancient Rome James Gallagher Hst 102 Wends Nights 6:30-9:15 Spring 2013 Historiography plays a huge role in history and text books everywhere. Historiography is the changing‚ varying views of historians over time. Many texts have been written about the same topic due to new facts presenting themselves and new historians interpretations on that subject. Slavery in Ancient Rome although not too diverse it ’s authors do have some differences. The facts that are put within our book are in

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    Student Name: Patrick Bauer Interviewee Name: Jeremy Quibs How do you know the interviewee? Great Uncle What inspired you to become a U.S. citizen? I was a political refugee from Poland. Life was hard where I came from and I wanted to live the American life. I always heard of stories of how good life is in America and I wanted to and live there. What steps did you have to take as part of the naturalization process? In order to be naturalized into becoming a U.S. citizen‚ I had to first

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    Rome and Juliet

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    aspect of their world. When Romeo convinces Mercutio to not confront Tybalt‚ then Mercutio pays the price with his death--an ambush from his sly opponent. Therefore‚ what seemed as a positive outcome turns into a great loss for both sides of the feud‚ which comes across as unfair to whomever looks upon the situation. Then to take revenge upon Tybalt‚ Romeo runs him through and slays him--to only avenge his

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    Rome Innovations

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    maintain the source. Fire was produced by using bricks‚ woods‚ and stones. It wasn’t exchanged‚ but groups of people shared the source all together. The invention of the use of fire is what led to potters. According to the American Society for Testing and Materials‚ Potters are “all fired ceramic wares that contain clay when formed‚ except technical‚ structural‚ and refractory products”. In the time of the Stone Age‚ Potters were used as a source of holding items. It was a way to carry water‚

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    adult male citizens played a political role in ancient Athens. Men rich or poor could vote‚ as long as they were qualified citizens‚ but usually the richest ones held the most political clout as Athens was a class based society. In contrast‚ Sparta was an oligarchy and could also be viewed as a military dictatorship in which all men served to defend the state. Both societies had an organized form of government‚ although the political structure was different. The cultures of the Athenians and Spartans

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    The Meaning of Citizenship The meaning of citizenship in one word is freedom. Citizenship is a legally recognized human that was born on United States soil or an alien that has passed the all of the required tests to become a citizen. As a citizen in the United States‚ we have so many rights‚ privileges‚ duties as a citizen‚ along with several laws in place. Without laws in place‚ citizens would not be protected and have the sense of freedom. A citizen in this country has the right to participate

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    Summary: Soldier Of Rome

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    Western History 1 Soldier of Rome I am Gaius Marius‚ Roman general. I am an unlawful man that shows total disregard for the rules. Through marriage‚ in 115 BC I am the uncle to Julius Caesar. After an unsuccessful and unorganized battle in Africa I decided to travel back to Rome to run for counsel and try to convince them to make me the head of all the army in Africa. Our battle in Africa which did not go well and was unorganized which is why I will be traveling back to Rome in hope of becoming commander

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    7 Kings of Rome

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    Romulus(753-717/16 B.C.) Romulus was the founder and first king of Rome The story of the twins Romulus and Remus suckled by a she-wolf Known for: - Rome’s early political and military institutions‚ and victories over neighbouring people including the Caeninenses o He slayed their king in a single battle - founded‚ the extension of 4 hills‚ of the Roman hill‚ - the Capitoline‚ Aventine‚ Caelian and Quirinal He was infamous for rape and the seizure of Sabine woman as wives for his men - Many

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