Paragraph one intro: Hook: Background: Both the roman and Athenian empires were powerful. They were also stricter in some areas more than others such as their systems of citizenships and the rights and the responsibility that came along with it. Thesis: The Romans had a better system of citizenship than Athens, because of the ability to move up in social class, they allowed more people to become citizens, and they had a better system of government. Paragraph 2 body: Topic sentence: The Romans had a better system of citizenship because they allowed people to move up in social class.…
Sparta and Athens were both dominating powers of ancient Greece, and had many differences, but which one was superior? Spartans were known for their superb military strength while Athens was known for their arts, music and philosophies. Sparta and Athens had many differences, but few similarities. Their view on how they ran society was very different while their militaries had some things in common. A big difference was their government, Spartans had an oligarchy while as Athens had a democracy.…
Citizenship Rome and Athens which is better system? Rome had a better system of citizenship because they had citizenship for non-Romans, Rome censors and citizenship levels, and Rome order and stability of senate. One reason the Rome system of citizenship was better because Rome had citizenship for non-Romans. The evidence of this is in document A, it says that Rome allowed women, children, and a sons of a freed slave can be a citizen.…
Rome and the United States are kind of the same. The only differences are the Romans executed most of their prisoners. The United States does not execute most of their prisoners, only maybe one to ten a year. There are a lot of similarities though. The United States and Ancient Rome both are open to newcomers, open to all religions, both have three branches of government, and they both have burial services.…
Rome had laws that protect the rights of the people. This is similar to the bill of right that we use today. Religion in Rome had a big impact to the mediterranean. They helped spread the two big religions Christianity and, Judaism. Rome had a big influence in literature than Greece.…
There are differences in their government, military, and infrastructure. True they both have a senate, but Rome has an Emperor, who rules for life with absolute power, as opposed to the US, which has an elected president who is only a representative, not a ruler. The difference in the militaries is that Rome’s military was always on the move, conquering adjacent countries for resources and land, while the US military only protects our country from enemy countries, because we make alliances with other countries. Another main difference is that here in the US we have advanced, protected infrastructure, such as our source of water, which is underground pipes that carry water from place to place, the Romans had above-ground aqueducts that were supported by arches, which anybody could come destroy and ruin the whole…
“The Spartans do not ask how many are the enemy, but where are they” -- Plutarch. Sparta would be my choice over Athens because as a girl I can participate in sports and sporting events. I can also leave the house without being escorted by a male. I would be able to have more independence because I would be allowed to my own property. I would always feel safe because of our strong and powerful military.…
During the republican era of Rome, the people were granted representation in government. The government was separated into three sectors, elected magistrates, senate, and popular assemblies. The elected magistrates are civil officers with varying degrees of power, the powers starting with dictators on the top, below the dictator follows, censor, consul, curule, aedile, and finally praetors. The senate was made up of elite and veteran politicians appointed by the consuls and censors, and they were tasked with serving as advisors to the magistrates. The popular assemblies were made up of common citizens, and they operated according to direct democracy, thus all ballots were casted by common citizens of Rome.…
Rome had about 45,000A,000 people, perhaps 15 percent of the world’s population. Rome citizenship was more to get other than Athens who were very very strict about there’s. In Rome If parents were married in certain areas of the Roman Empire to be a citizen.…
The Roman Republic functioned like Aristotle’s ideal city-state, smallish, organic society with a network comprised of leaders who all depended on each other and stayed current. However In 450 b.c the “Twelve Tables” were established as the first written legal code. Formed basis for all subsequent Roman jurisprudence. Property rights were paramount concern and the tables defined circumstances of property repossessions and indentured labor/slavery.…
Briefly discuss how the governments of Rome and Carthage differed. The governments of Rome and Carthage differ in a few ways. For one, Rome couldn’t get a handle on how their government was going to work. They failed and succeeded many times through trial and error.…
Rome is more civilized than Greece because Rome expanded from many ideas greece had and has been a big influence on the world today. To begin with, Rome had a better understanding of philosophy. They took ideas from Greece and improved them and made them better and incorporated them into their everyday life. For example, Cicero, who was considered on of the greatest philosophers of the ancient era, said that christianity was not responsible for destruction of Rome. Many people were influenced and thought that it was the christians fault.…
For hundreds of years the Roman Empire flourished continuously, conquest by conquest. Through militaristic prowess, Rome was proficient in expanding borders and acquiring power allowing the empire to exceed neighbouring territories politically, economically and socially (Ferguson, 1998). However, Rome’s ongoing success came to a standstill where political instability posed a threat to the survival of the empire. Thus, Rome was split into two states with historians referring to the east and west as the Byzantine Empire and the Roman Empire, respectively (Beard, 2011). The Byzantine empire continued to thrive vigorously, prospering for another thousand years whereas the Roman Empire became vulnerable and began to break down from the inside, collapsing…
Both Ancient Greece and Rome have a very alike economy. Both ancient economies were based on agriculture. Greeks ideally lived on small self-sufficient wheat-producing farms, but bad agricultural practices made many households incapable of feeding themselves. The big land was easily taking over, they were producing olive oil and wine which was sent to the Romans who were the main export. The Romans, who brought in wheat and supplementary goods to help them with all the supplies they need to be the staple for a good amount of time.…
America today is very similar to the Romans because just as that Romans enjoyed seeing the gladiators kill each other and seeing criminals, prisoners of war or slaves thrown in and arena with wild animals. America is the same we enjoy watching football, hockey, and boxing. Where did this activity lead Rome? The Roman Empire is no more so if America is walking the same road that Roman took, we might be setting our self up for self distraction. If America does not change its ways then we will most likely be destroyed.…