There are different types of freedom, some for example are freedom of conscience, to achieve a coherent and balanced life from the inside; Freedom of expression, in order to disseminate ideas and promote open debate and discussion; Freedom of assembly as a guarantee to associate with those who share ideals and work for them; Freedom to choose responsibly and peacefully to the rulers, among others.
After this brief analysis of the concept of freedom, we see what it encompasses and what it means, after the previous analysis on the different wars of independence or great heroes of history, we see that all this if reflected in the concept of freedom and its search. What has changed is the age in which we find ourselves. It can no longer be claimed …show more content…
These revolts were the rebellion of the Jewish people towards the Romans. These wars began in the year 66 because of tensions between Greeks and Jews. These revolts ended, when the Roman legions headed by Titus were sent, causing the destruction of Jerusalem, looting, destroying and demolishing the main Jewish fortresses, turning much of the Jews into slaves.
After the Jewish defeat, Jerusalem was reduced to rubble, Jews who did not die were enslaved or began the great Jewish diaspora that ended with the creation of Jerusalem in 1947.
After this summary of how the Romans treated the Jewish people from the outset caused it to lead to rebellions, the Jews committed "terrorist" acts to obtain better conditions of live, a name, and equality. Let’s bear in mind that one of the features of every rebellion is the search of equality. The economy of the republican Rome and the early empire, was based on slavery. It is not known exactly how many slaves; There were, but it is believed that they constituted the third part of a population which is six million inhabitants. The main way to get slaves was through capture in the war, although traders and pirates also played their
After this brief analysis of the concept of freedom, we see what it encompasses and what it means, after the previous analysis on the different wars of independence or great heroes of history, we see that all this if reflected in the concept of freedom and its search. What has changed is the age in which we find ourselves. It can no longer be claimed …show more content…
These revolts were the rebellion of the Jewish people towards the Romans. These wars began in the year 66 because of tensions between Greeks and Jews. These revolts ended, when the Roman legions headed by Titus were sent, causing the destruction of Jerusalem, looting, destroying and demolishing the main Jewish fortresses, turning much of the Jews into slaves.
After the Jewish defeat, Jerusalem was reduced to rubble, Jews who did not die were enslaved or began the great Jewish diaspora that ended with the creation of Jerusalem in 1947.
After this summary of how the Romans treated the Jewish people from the outset caused it to lead to rebellions, the Jews committed "terrorist" acts to obtain better conditions of live, a name, and equality. Let’s bear in mind that one of the features of every rebellion is the search of equality. The economy of the republican Rome and the early empire, was based on slavery. It is not known exactly how many slaves; There were, but it is believed that they constituted the third part of a population which is six million inhabitants. The main way to get slaves was through capture in the war, although traders and pirates also played their