Pollinator decline

Rome was a massive empire. When the Empire finally started to decline, it was a big upset to the people living there and around it. There were many causes to the fall of the Roman Empire. I believe that the Roman Empire became so large the borders became difficult to control, the constant competing of the Roman generals for power, and the fact that Christianity lead to people not fighting in battle, which lead to Rome having to rely on foreign soldiers, this all lead to the fall of the Empire.…

HIGH RENAISSANCE AND CLASSICISM According to the Oxford dictionary of Art, the art historical category of Renaissance embodies the concept of rebirth applied to an intellectual and artistic movement that begun in Italy in the 14th century and culminated there in the 16th century influencing meanwhile other parts of Europe in various ways. The term High Renaissance is instead applied to the brief period between 1500 and 1520 in which we can see the fulfillment of all the ideals the painters had…

In their glory days they conquered many territories leaving people defeated and starved for vengeance. I am a strong believer of karma, and because of this I feel that the Roman Empire’s decline was inevitable. However, I feel that it’s decline could have been postponed if the Roman Empire had been left with some guidance upon the death of the emperor Marcus Aurelius. Though it was imperative to keep soldiers around the perimeter, I believe that too much efforts…

1177 B.C.: The Year Civilization Collapsed, by Eric H. Cline, deals with the sudden and unexpected collapse of various interconnected civilizations throughout the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean. Some of these civilizations include Mesopotamia, Anatolia, Greece, Cyprus, Syria, and Egypt. The author, Eric H. Cline, is an archaeologist, historian, and professor at George Washington University, who also finds the Late Bronze Age to be his “favorite period in ancient history.” That being said,…

The actual Empire of Rome fell but there culture, inventions and beliefs are still here today. So what makes a empire ‘fall’ well if the Empire is not here today and people can't live there it is not still a empire and two if people can't trade or go to war with them today then it's not still an empire. The empire of Rome fell but all the beliefs and culture are still here today, such as laws they used like insolent till proven guilty and all rights alley to all people.There are also inventions…

Salvador Allende’s presidency had a large significance in Chile. His initial strategy was to freeze prices of products and raise wages. The result of this was immediate and there was a boom in consumer buying. This caused a short term of redistribution of income. Allende prioritized the complete nationalization of the copper companies and also extended control into other economic divisions. For example, nationalizing the coal and steel industries, owned sixty percent of banks, and the government…

Began from 753 BCE until 476 AD, ancient Rome developed from little town in the central part of Apennine peninsula dominating its places as a local state to global and huge Empire. Furthermore, The Rome Empire was the most strong, influential and economic power and strength in ancient world. For relations with Non-Romans the Romans used either directly or indirectly different ways to assimilate and integrate Non-Romans into Roman culture, traditional religion, morality, education and citizenship…

In “The Fall of Rome — an author discussion,” authors Bryan Ward-Perkins and Peter Heather present and confer their stances related to the fall of Rome. Though the two historians disagreed on a few concepts, they both definitely agreed that the fall of Rome was caused by a violent struggle through several “series of unfortunate events.” Contrary to other historians, like Walter Goffart, Ward-Perkins and Heather agreed that each time the Romans ceded land to foreign adversaries, their internal…

The Roman public met all the needs or common needs of all the Roman citizens. I could see that they meet all the common needs threw the Purpose of government from the birth of the Roman republic 509 BCE to the death of the Roman republic in 27 BCE. I gave the Roman republic tripartite government an A when it came down to Provide public service This purpose of government met the common good by having a lot of helpful things in Rome to help Roman people live, like a postal service and roads.…

The Roman monarchy is the first era of Rome. The monarchy shows the that the Romans valued a voice of the people and respect for diversity. Roman monarchy spanned for a relatively short time, 753-509 b.c.e. The Roman monarchy started in the 753 b.c.e. Rome was founded by Romulus and Remus, and Romulus later became king. He killed his brother and established the city of Rome (which is named after him). Romulus was trying to attract immigrants and outcasts, therefore, Rome amassed a large and…