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Articles related to "Roman Republic"
Rome From Republic to Empire The weakening of the Roman Republic began in the second century BCE with conflicts between the Senate and the Assembly, civil wars, and provincial corruption. causes of the fall of the roman republic • rome from republic to empire • civil wars in the roman republic • corruption in the roman republic • why the roman republic fell
Armies of the Early Roman Republic These armies reflected the status quo of the time. Soldiers would belong to certain classes of troops, dependant on age, experience and wealth. the eraly roman republican army • the roman military in the 3rd - 2nd centuries bc • velites • hastati • principes
Piracy in the Early Roman Mediterranean Piracy against the Spanish Empire was not without precedent: it mirrors the piracy in the Roman Mediterranean in the Second Century BCE. roman piracy • cilician pirates • roman republic • mediterranean trade • mediterranean piracy
The Fall of the Roman Republic The Fall of the Roman Republic was gradual and took place over the course of a century. Here are some of the underlying factors in its collapse. fall of the roman republic • the gracci brothers • marius and sulla • pompey and caesar • roma's civil wars
The Prince by Niccolo Machiavelli An overwhelming sense of despair was the prime motivation for Niccolo Machiavelli in writing The Prince as he was despairing about the present and the future of Italy. niccolo machiavelli • the prince • italy • florence • cesare borgia
The Roman Republic's Constitution in Practice In theory, political power in Republican Rome was divided between magistrates, the Senate, and the common people. But in practice, the constitution favored aristocracy. polybius histories • mixed roman constitution • republican rome • roman citizenship • ancient political theory
What is Tarquinia? Definition of the glossary term Tarquinia tarquinia • tarquinii • etruscan • roman • roman republic
Who was Brutus? Definition of the glossary term Brutus brutus • ides of march • mark antony • octavian • liberatores
Who was Octavian? Definition of the glossary term Octavian octavian • augustus • julius caesar • roman republic • pax romana
Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome Compared The temptation to compare and contrast two great ancient civilizations must be tempered with the fact that Greece and Rome were uniquely different communities. comparing ancient greece and rome • ancient greece and rome compared • the roman republic and greece • greek city states and empire • roman centralized power
Rome's Third Servile War In 73 B.C. Roman slaves, led by Spartacus, revolted, building an army and raging through the Italian countryside in one of the most important slave uprisings in history. history of rome • third sirvile war • roman republic • spartacus • slavery in rome
Commercial Fora in Ancient Rome Commerce was vital to the increasing growth of Rome and to the happiness of its people. Merchant forums provided space for Romans to gather and buy all that they needed. forum • merchant forums • rome • roman republic • rome's commercial forums
Nathan Hale is Hanged for Spying - 1776 This Patriot and Yale graduate risked death penalty to do surveillance for George Washington. Did he say "I only regret that I have but one life to give for my country?" famous spy • nathan hale • nathan hale and cato • roman republic • washington's spies
Revolutionary Republican Values The American political process was parented by the Age of Enlightenment and the Age of Reason. Another ancestor in the family tree was the Ancient Roman Republic. republican values • roman republic • political cause of the american revolution • age of enlightenment • age of reason
The Roman Gladiator Though very low ranking in Roman society, gladiators were widely admired and adored as brave and faithful Romans. gladiator • roman republic • roman empire • roman society • lanista
Polybius on Democracy in the Roman Constitution Polybius thought that the Roman Republic balanced the virtues of monarchy, aristocracy, and democracy in its constitution. But his idea of democracy differs from today's. polybius histories • roman republic • mixed constitution • ancient political theory • democracy in rome
Anniversary of the Battle of Pharsalus 2,056 years ago, 9 August 48 BC, Julius Caesar and Pompey the Great clashed outside the ancient Greek city of Pharsalus to decide the fate of the Roman Republic. fall of the roman republic • battle of pharsalus • the first triumvirate • julius caesar • the ides of march
Baachanalia and Roman Repression Followers of the Bacchic cult were viewed with suspicion, given their secret revelries, initiations, and rituals, all viewed as a threat to the Roman state and society. baachanalia • cult of dionysus • practices of the cult of dionysus • dionysus in the roman republic • suppression of the cult of dionysus
Interactive Social Studies Websites for Kids The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) offers numerous social studies resources for kids on its website. social studies website • social studies activities using technology • teach ancient history • social studies resources • social studies websites for kids
The Spartacus Slave Revolt Lacking definite goals, the Spartacus slave uprising ravaged the Italian county-side, defeating several consular armies until Marcus Crassus ended the revolt. spartacus slave revolt • roman slave uprisings • why the spartacus revolt failed • goals of the spartacus revolt • rome's reaction to spartacus
The legacy of Niccolo Machiavelli In his youth Niccolo Machiavelli had been a very promising scholar, indeed he was a fine example of a Renaissance man if there ever was one. niccolo machiavelli • the prince • florence • machiavellian • italy
The Real Cleopatra Cleopatra knew what she wanted, and how to get it. Her legendary status as one of the most notorious leaders in ancient history is well deserved. cleopatra • rome • egypt • roman history • egyptian history
Venice: Longest Lasting Republic Venice combined business prowess, backed by naval power, with her unique form of republican government to create the most enduring independent state in history. venice • republic • venice independence • venice governement • venice world power
Jefferson and the Aristocracy Influenced by the writing of the Roman Senator Cicero, Thomas Jefferson introduced bills to repeal the laws of primogeniture and entails in the Virginia legislature. jefferson and aristocracy • cicero's influence on jefferson • laws of primogeniture and entails • aristocracy in virginia • american government and republican rome
Book review: Warfare in the Classical World by John Warry This "encyclopaedia of weapons, warriors and warfare in the ancient civilisations of Greece and Rome" offers a wealth of information in an impressively accessible format. wargamer • war gamer • wargaming • war gaming • book review
Cleopatra Movie Review Elizabeth Taylor, Rex Harrison, Roddy McDowall and Richard Burton light up the screen while leading an A-list cast in the 1963 Fox Studios classic Cleopatra. cleopatra movie review • elizabeth taylor • richard burton • rex harrison • roddy mcdowall
The Roman Bathing Ritual Romans followed a ritual when it came to bathing: exercise, sauna, massage, bath, relax. Roman baths were very similar to our modern health clubs and spas. roman baths • roman daily life • palaestra • apodyterium • tepidarium
Virgil Biography Brief biography and works of Virgil, the greatest poet of Ancient Rome. virgil biography • roman poet of aeneid • early life of virgil • virgil poet of ancient rome • works of virgil
Ancient Writers Champion whinger or sensitive, new-age guy? An introduction to Catullus, one of the first love poets of the Latin language. catullus • poet • latin • rome • love
Artists and Fame - Ambrogio Lorenzetti The Italian painter whose career demonstrates that artists of the Late Gothic period had begun to employ ingenious strategies to build their professional status. ambrogio lorenzetti • siena • self portrait • late gothic • artist's signature
Literary Elements Exam Review Here is a continued list of literary elements that can be applied to The Tragedy of Julius Caesar to help students prepare for final exams and keep them engaged. literary element review • review using shakespeare's julius caesar • keep students engaged • maintain student interest • exam review
Masters Of The Sea -- Ship Of Rome Review Roman military fiction takes to the waves in the first of a new series by debut author John Stack. ship of rome • masters of the sea: ship of rome • ship of rome review • roman historical fiction • historical fiction authors
Maximilien Robespierre Maximilien Robespierre was the man who led the Committee of Public Safety during the Reign of Terror in the French Revolution. maximilien robespierre • french revolution reign of terror • committee of public safety • guillotine reign of terror • louis xvi execution
Napoleon Becomes Ruler of France Napoleon Bonaparte rises through the military to declare himself emperor of France. He ideas of destiny change the face of Europe during the 19th Century. napoleon • bonaparte • france • french revolution • napoleonic codes
Ovid Brief Biography and Poetry Brief biography of ancient Roman poet Ovid, popular and prolific writer exiled in the Black Sea, and a contemporary of Virgil and Horace. roman poet ovid • ovid brief biography • ovid poems • ovid metamorphoses • ovid the art of love
Reforms of Emperor Augustus in Ancient Rome The wide-ranging reforms of Augustus encompassed military, social, political, and religious elements that left a long term legacy of Roman peace and prosperity. augustus and roman reforms • the reforms of augustus • military reforms of caesar augustus • social reforms of caesar augustus • augustus established the pax romana
Roman Poets: Latin Love Elegy By turns anguished and satirical, the love elegists rejected poetic tradition and drew on their lives, their loves and their literary ambitions to write elegiac couplets. roman poets • latin love elegy • elegiac verses • catullus • propertius
The Federalist Papers A collection of letters designed to encourage ratification and acceptance of the new federal government federalist papers constitution • intent of the federalist papers • authors of the federalist papers • anti federalist concern • federalist papers nom de plume
The History of the Etruscans Although its origins are debated, Etruscan culture greatly influenced the culture of Rome. They were eventually replaced by the Romans as the dominant power in Italy etruscans • roman culture • italian • etruscan culture • rome
The Kings of Ancient Rome The legend and history of the kings who ruled ancient Rome, from founders Romulus and Remus to the Tarquin dynasty. rome • romulus • remus • ancient • kings
The Oath Reflections on an Ancient as Well as (Very) American Tradition oath • president • presidency • washington • america
The Roman Forum A forum was an integral aspect of a Roman city. It was where all major political and commercial activity occurred, and was where the people of a Roman town gathered. forum • fora • roman forum • forum romanum • greek agora
Why the US Pioneered Modern Constitutionalism Both the Articles of Confederation and the Constitution came out of an English tradition of limited representative government mirrored in colonial governments. why the constitution was written in america • american constitutional development • articles of confederation and the constitution • constitutionalism and great britain • colonial examples of constitutionalism
The God Mars Mars was a well known italic deity. He became the pre-eminent Roman god of war at the advent of the Roman republic the god mars • god mars • mars • roman god of war • ancient gods
Ancient Libraries of Ephesus and Pergamum The ancient libraries of Pergamum and Ephesus rivaled the library of Alexandria in Egypt, highlighting the high value the ancients placed on the preservation of writing. ancient libraries • library at pergamum • celsus library • library at ephesus • ancient roman libraries
Ancient Tombs and Burial Practices Ancient practices involving the dead varied between civilizations, yet the notion that death required ritual and planning was a universal aspect of evolving religion. ancient tombs and burial practices • ancient death rituals • etruscan tombs and funerals • comparing ancient burial practices • contrasting ancient burial practices
Anti Imperialist League and US Foreign Policy The Anti-Imperialist League represented the ideologies of prominent American writers, educators, and Mugwump Republicans opposed to the extension of US hegemony. anti imperialist league and the philippine war • anti imperialism league and the platt amendment • members of the anti imperialist league • ideology of the anti imperialist league • anti imperialist league writings and quotes
Battle of Actium September 2, 31 BCE Though the Battle of Cynocephalae in 197 BCE is often cited as the birth of the Roman Empire, the equally famous Battle of Actium is a better candidate. battle of actium • octavian augustus caesar • mark antony and cleopatra love and suicide • julius caesar assassination • battle of cynocephalae
Jugurtha and his Bribery of Rome The Jugurthine War occurred at a turning point in Roman social history. This article will briefly describe a King's experience of the city where anything can be bought. jugurtha of numidia • jugurthine war • competition for throne • murder of siblings • roman political corruption
Rome Recap: The Words of Cicero On the third episode of season two of HBO's Rome, Vorenus fights his demons by fighting, Pullo gets out of dodge, Mark Antony gets played, and Atia's future is uncertain. rome • mark antony • vorenus • pullo • atia |
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