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    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…

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    A leader's style of governing influences the economic prosperity of the empire. The leader is responsible for making important decisions to benefit the prosperity their empire. Different ruling methods often influence the prosperity of empires in different ways. Under the rule of Qin Shi Huang, Wu of Han, and Genghis Khan, the Chinese empire reached great economic heights. Their ruling methods were all diverse however were effective in establishing economic growth. The Roman rulers Trajan,…

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    way for Augustus to show this to the Roman people. Augustus also commissioned and repaired a lot of public works. Augustus did a lot of public works projects to strengthen his image among the Romans. These projects can include “Pont-du-Gard”, an aqueduct that stretched for miles and brought water to hundreds of people, as well as the “Forum of Augustus”, a public gathering place. By commissioning public projects like this, Augustus was gaining name recognition and was being associated with good…

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    Gaius Julius Caesar Augustus Germanicus (Caligula) was one of the many emperors of Ancient Rome. He was born on 31 August AD 12 in Antium, Italy and died on 24 January AD 41, at age 28 at Palatine Hill, Rome. Sadly his reign only lasted 4 years due to the fact that he was assassinated. In those small four years, he made great changes to Rome. Caligula was born on 31 August AD 12 in Antium, Italy and was one of the 6 surviving children of Germanicus and Agrippina the Elder. When he was little he…

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    circumstances for a person like myself; however, the urban-centric, permanent, military-protected Roman empire is more appealing. I am from Raleigh, NC, a medium-sized city. If this were to be the case in my Roman alternate life, I would have access to aqueducts, bustling city squares and markets, and possibly heated homes. This is the case only because I am an upper middle class person--I am aware that if I were lower class, I would possibly become a slave or a farmer. In that case, barbarian…

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    research for this assignment surprised me. While the Romans no doubt enjoyed the esthetic of art, it was more to them. It was yet another tool for them to use, apply, exploit as a technology, the same as they did the arch, concrete, the covus, the aqueducts, etc. Below I explore these two art forms towards the end of Roman Republic and into the Empire period, roughly 200 BCE to 200 CE. Sculpture The Romans learned sculpture from the Greeks and the Etruscans. Roman sculpture artists worked with…

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    Suleiman was also known as the lawgiver and the laws he created worked successfully to better rule his empire. Suleiman worked on new ideas that strengthened his government and military, but also addressed taxation and the treatment of peasants. Suleiman changed laws so that people were paid for their services, established a simpler taxation policy, and established new rules regarding crime and punishment. Because of his fair systems of laws, Suleiman was known as a great legislator, who made…

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    Bull Shark Research Paper

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    intimidating flat face could be for the aerodynamics of the sea, or an outdated, evolutionary trait. The Bull Shark The bull shark has kept me from swimming in rivers from an early age. It’s more aggressive than the Great White, and it can swim up aqueducts for miles. It is known for its aggressive nature, even though it matures to be smaller than the great white. There are accounts of bull sharks attacking people in fresh water since the nineteenth century. What the bull shark has (and whites…

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    On August 24, 410 A.D, Rome fell into the Dark Ages. In the 3rd century A.D. new leaders were taken over by Visigoths. The beginning of the Middle Ages is called the “dark ages”, which is a Latin term for middle ages which means “medieval”. The dark ages were total chaos, the streets were coated with blood from their own people. Europeans starved the Romans and people were dying left and right. People said that Rome was the mother of the world because it had the most of the supplies which…

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