King of Rome

A long time ago in Rome, they had tribunes. They were called Roman Tribunes, to be exact. Roman Tribunes were very common and important back in those times. Roman Tribunes also play a big part in the Shakespearean play, Julius Caesar. Roman Tribunes were basically like the military people of Rome back in the old Roman days. If fact it was around the year 490 BCE. So sit back and enjoy the ride as we find out what Roman Tribunes are and how they apply to the Shakespearean play, Julius Caesar.…

plebian classes were, the patricians were one with the plebian people. At the beginning, they were not allies, their goals in Rome were to get rid of the kings in power. When this happened, The patricians inherited the wealth and the plebian people were impoverished. The Plebian class lived in the rural areas while the patricians lived in developing areas like the city of Rome. The plebian people politically could still vote but not be a part of their political government. The struggle was…

of Rome. According to the speech it states, "If then that friend demand why Brutus rose against Caesar this is my answer: not that I loved Caesar less, but I loved Rome more." This is very significant because it evaluates that Brutus wasn't a killer. Killing Caesar was for the better for Rome. This is showing that Caesar power could have corrupt Rome as it is according to Brutus speech. However, Antony speech he tells the commons that…

the economy because in history these things go together hand and hand or they are a factor of one another. However the government, culture and the economy together were more important in shaping the history of Rome than the army and war alone. The people of Roman overthrew the Etruscan kings to form their own form of government which they called a Republic. They understood changing the structure of the government was key to transform their civilization and to give the majority of their people…

Romulus and Remus founded Rome, according to online resources, around 750 B.C. Others believe that Rome started as small Latin settlements, located near the Italian Peninsula. Early Rome was considered to be a “rich city ”, because many of the early citizens had jobs as farmers, growing necessary produce on rich, fertile land. Rome’s location, close to the Tiber River, gave the people the ability to successfully trade with other areas, allowing Rome to grow quickly in size. The early Romans took…

give several reasons why it is important to assassinate Caesar who is gaining more and more power that he is starting to become a dictator of democratic Rome. No ordinarlly one would be wary of taking part of murdering someone especially when they consider the consequences but the conspirators thought this was the just thing todo for the sake of Rome. While this seems like a very noble reason, however, Shakespeare seems to suggest that the conspirators planned Caesar's death in order to replace…

Julius Caesar, written by William Shakespeare, two of the protagonists in the play take to the public to win over and manipulate the crowd while discussing the major event that had just taken place. Julius Caesar, whom the people wanted to be their king, had just been assassinated by Brutus and the other conspirators, so in a way to try and sate the crowd, Brutus and Antony both gave speeches. However, both speeches were able to influence and gain the support of the crowd in different ways using…

other. This essay will delve into the aspects that allowed Carthage to reign successful and come close to overpowering the great and mighty Rome. Furthermore, it will discuss the strengths of both city-states and how Rome became a naval powerhouse by the end of the First Punic War. In 814 B.C. the city of Carthage was founded, becoming the…

Rome was the most dominating and powerful government the world has ever seen. However, Rome is no longer a government, now it’s only a memory. In this essay I, will explain why agree that the spoils of victory were the downfall of Rome. I will explain how the military, politics, and the economy contributed to the spoils of victory which ultimately lead to the downfall of the Roman empire. The military in Rome was a strong force and helped garner territory for Rome’s massive empire. Rome’s…

of the republic. During his reign, he granted the peace of Rome that ended the 100 years of civil dispute, but it was at a certain price. Augustus' rise to power was a lamentable end to a virtuous republic because of his brutal ways towards treating his citizens and attaining his rank as well as changing the government by making his citizens obey him without question. In document one, it explains when Lucretia gets raped, that kings are not welcome in the government anymore and that they…