Ancient Rome: Diverse Culture

Ancient Rome has had a very diverse culture. Over time, there culture has been politically and culturally changed, and its legacy and traditions have even continued through the 100 C.E. eras to the 600 C.E. era. Therefore over a long period of time the Latin, political ways, monarchy, Christianity, and priests have all differed or stayed the same over the 100 to 600 C.E. time era.
Over this time period of 100 C.E. to 600 C.E. the continuity of the Roman Empire have had two major things that continued all throughout this time era and the 100-600 C.E. eras. Latin is the first major thing to have survived not only throughout that time period, but also up until our modern day society it is still known and used in some European countries such as Great Britain. The second thing that has continued to this day is the political empires or ways. They have continued, but the king or queen to not hold any political power. For example, the prince and queen of England are more or less celebrities then actual political figures. These are some of many ways that the roman culture has stayed the same throughout modern time, and throughout ancient times.
During the ancient times, the romans thought there emperor was “equal to a god”. For example, the crime rate was low in ancient Rome because they were feared to be punished or not make it to heaven if they were unfaithful or un- lawful. Then during the turn of the century Rome was later turned into a dominant monarchy by Julius Ceaser, therefor it was no longer a democracy. This is two reasons on how Rome changed during the time period of 100 C.E. – 600 C.E.
Cultural diffusion changed massively over the ancient time period, form Christianity taking over, to instead of the pagan religion, priests were the ones who took over and started to have a high role in the society. During the dark ages the priests were looked upon greatly because they were not considered barbarians. This is when they started organizing themselves into the caste system, then after this time period they were taken over by the barbicans or otherwise known as the Huns. This all happened during the time period of 100-600 C.E.