Proper noun
Rome- A province of Latium, Italy.
- A city, the capital of the province of Latium and also of Italy.
- The Roman Empire
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Rome??????
Rome was an extremely
sophisticated society. Do you
believe that the fall of Rome
was a set back in the
development of future
societies?
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Rome never fell, it just transformed into a Christian Empire, and the falling of the polytheist Roman Empire was in part the result of a society given to luxury and excesses and that relayed too much on slaves. |
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How did Rome change from a What factors allowed Julius
Ceasar to seize control of
Rome and expand its control?
And do you feel that this
factored into the collapse?
Can you see parallels between
Rome and America?
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The Roman Republic's de facto end was in 83 B.C. when Lucius Cornelius Sulla invaded Rome and declared himself "Dictator to rewrite the laws and reform the Republic." This is what set the stage for Caesar's rise to power since, in 60-59 B.C., the First Triumvirate was formed between: Gnaeus Pompeius Maximus (Pompey the Great), Marcus Licinius Crassus and Gaius Julius Caesar. These three men were vying for power between each other; Crassus and Caesar went on military campaigns to expand their influence. However, Crassus died in 53 B.C. in the Middle East and Caesar conquered all of Gaul, which made him ever the more powerful. As a result, in 49-48 B.C., Caesar and Pompey fought it out in civil war, with Pompey being defeated. This is what set the stage for Caesar to take power. In 48 B.C., Caesar declared himself dictator; in 46 B.C., he declared himself "Dictator Perpetuo"/Dictator Forever. And, naturally, in 44 B.C., Caesar was assassinated. All of this contributed to the fall of Republic since this allowed Augustus to declare himself emperor in 27 B.C. There really aren't parallels between Rome & the U.S. |
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How much is the average drink im a college kid going to rome
planning expenses, so how much
is the average drink in rome?
are they expensive or cheap?
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It really depends on what the hell you want t o order? Shots can be 5-9 Euros, depends on how much. A bottle of wine can be about 5 euros, and still be good. Bottle of water, depends where you buy, can be 2 euros to 5. beer prices range. |
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