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    of great importance to the roman civilization‚” (nd). Ultimately‚ it is seen as the fiercest enemy to the Roman civilization. At the end of the Republic though‚ Carthage became Rome’s biggest rival and enemy. These battles were to identify which one will gain the supremacy or dominion over the world. Being aware of the impact of those wars‚ the Romans had done the essential by winning the fight; something that resulted in the

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    Julius Caesar‚ Dictator of Rome during the era of the Republic * What was the Republic? Definition: The Roman republic was the form of government maintained by Rome whose authority was based on popular consent and governed by popular representation and control. * Latin Roman Name: Gaius Julius Caesar * Position of Consul: 49 BC–March 15‚ 44 BC * Dynasty / Historical Period: The Royal House Julio-Claudian during the Roman Republic * Place and Date of Birth: Rome‚ 12 July 100 BC or

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    The Roman Republic and Empire were governed by the Senate people of Rome‚ there were also magistrates and emperors that made up the government system of the Roman Empire. However‚ it is the Senate that would have the biggest influence and most important role‚ without the Senate’s consent‚ no magistrate or emperor could give any orders. There were rules and requirements for Senate membership. In the middle Republic‚ there were financial prerequisites‚ the men must have been wealthy plebeians and were

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    Livy and Polybius use two different methods to express the past. Although these authors differ in their methods‚ similar explanations of ideal roman virtues can be seen through comparison. These various records of Rome’s history allow readers to better understand the context based on their interpretive preferences. Essentially‚ Livy expresses ideal roman virtues through a narrative context‚ while Polybius uses a more analytical context. Livy could be labeled as a storyteller when you analyze the

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    achievements‚ whether they were political or architectural‚ and its history exposes us to many important aspects of early life and society. One of the most important figures in Roman history is Gaius Julius Caesar. While ascending Rome to great heights‚ Julius Caesar is a man who changed the course of history by shaping the Roman Empire to what it is known as today. His remarkable military and political mind allowed him to manipulate great power; however‚ beneath the sneaky‚ persuasive personality of

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    WHY ROME WAS SO GREAT Many have wondered‚ why was The Roman Empire so great. Rome was so great because it’s the first village that grew into an empire‚ entertained every one with a vast variety of entertainment‚ a functional law system‚ and several advances in technology. Many do not know that Rome started out as a small village and was taken over. The invaders added a government and so Rome was transformed from a village to a republic. Since Rome had a government‚ they now needed a military to

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    roughly 135 BC (during the final years of Tiberius Gracchus’s life leading to his assassination in 133 BC) to 44 BC. It refers to the political instability and social turmoil that eventually caused the demise of the Roman Republic and the birth of the Roman Empire. During this period the Republic constantly teetered between being normal and dilemma. The causes of the dilemmas changed constantly with different consuls/political

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    Julius Caesar faced a lot of criticism during his period of reign‚ however; he overthrew the wickedness of the Roman people and made sure everyone had equal rights. Overall‚ Julius Caesar was a emperor who cared about the common people instead of himself. First‚ Julius Caesar was well known for his leadership‚ sportsmanship‚ and his strategic mind set. These characteristics soon adored the Roman people‚ which soon lead to the inauguration of Mr. Caesar. During this time in Rome‚ everyone was grouped

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    Julius Caesar’s propitious birth July 13‚ 100 B.C.‚ marked the commencement of a new chapter in Roman history. A politically proficient and well known leader of the Roman Republic; Julius Caesar significantly alters what is now known as the Roman Empire‚ by vastly expanding its geographic extent and establishing its imperial system. Julius Caesar is probably one of the most well know figures in history. Julius Caesar belonged to prestigious Julii Clan. Caesar was always one of the leading political

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    The Cause Of Rome's War

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    the great flames of war It seems the the Roman republic entered a war with the conspirators and their allies‚ and endangering the populace of Philippi. Fortunately for the Macedonians‚ no known account of casualties were suffered for the people of Philippi. I can not say this war was in bad taste‚ as our triumvirates avenged our Caesar after being called too ambitious by the “noble”‚ Brutus. And being slain by him and other senators of the Roman republic. The battle was a bloody one as I myself

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