Roman Senate

Rome lasted from 31 B.C.E. to 476 C.E., and both had advanced social and political systems. Even though both empires had gone through many difficulties and severe changes, Imperial Rome Empire still kept many political and social aspects from the Roman Republic, and Han China from the Qin Dynasty. The Han China empire and Imperial Rome empire had governments that were heavily engaged in economic activity, so they can be able to build a strong social and political order, and to have control over…

The Roman Empire had a vast enough decline and an abundance of internal and external difficulties that can be reasonably described as a…

to mention, with many of its success still alive today in the forms of inventions such as paper, porcelain, and silk and in its philosophical beliefs. Two-thousand years ago, up to one-half of the population of man was contained within either the Roman empire, in western Eurasia, and the Han empire in eastern Eurasia (Scheidel, 2008). This is quite impressive because at no…

Rome and the United States are very similar civilizations. In the beginning, both cultures overthrew kings and formed republics. Also, Ancient Romans and modern Americans struggled placing executive power in one person. Lastly, both civilizations gained an enormous amount of land. The development of Rome’s government over time is similar to how the United States has developed. Both cultures overthrew kings and formed republics. Rome was a city ruled by Etruscan kings, who were overthrown for…

the Athens ideas didn 't go so well because the welfare threatens them after allowing direct democracy in the classical ages. On the other hand Roman Empire begun as a city -state in the middle of Italian peninsula. It grew steadily through military aggression and continued to expand. Rome conquest of Mediterranean region made it an empire although roman still thought their country as a republic. A republic is a system of government in which the people rule through representatives. With that…

empire, the Roman civilization stood for over two millennia, nearly half of recorded history. Since its fall, countless nations attempted to emulate Rome, attempting to recapture even a hint of its former glory. It can be argued, however, that of all these imitators none came as close in spirit as the United States of America. But while America’s adoption of Roman ideologies helped it mirror the latter’s rise to power, disturbing parallels are coming to light between the state the Roman Republic…

Rome and America have a lot of many similarities and differences. Some of our American ways are almost the same as what the Romans lived by. America is evolving so we are straying away from most of the old Roman ways. They are looking more alike than different , with America acting so much like Rome history may repeat itself. The first similarity is both Rome and America controlled land outside of their borders. Rome conquered many places including Western Europe, Eastern Europe, Asia, and…

In Roman mythology, Romulus and his brother Remus were the children of Rhea Silvia and an unknown father. Romulus and Remus are best known for being the founders of Rome. This story was recorded by many authors with different versions of the founding story of Rome. Romulus and Remus were the descendants of Aeneas, whose adventures to discover Italy are written by Virgil in The Aenid. Romulus and Remus were related to Aeneas through their mother's father, Numitor. Numitor was the king of Alba…

What do you think is the comparison between the Athenian agora and the Roman? Have you ever asked your self about what each has in common and how they are being used in a different way? Well, athenian Agora is an alternative name for a place in Greece. Also the Roman Forum. Both Athenian Agora and Roman Forum are located in the middle of their city Agora and Forum are linked to Greece and Roman cities, they both refer to a place where people are gathered together. Agora is used for commercial…

In my empathetic response I have written from the perspective of a Roman senator who lived and served during the reign of the emperor Tiberius. The response is intended to have been an extract from the autobiography of my senator, as an impression of Tiberius from contemporary sources, though coloured by the influence of more modern findings. The identity of my senator is important in understanding his stance on the attitudes concerning Tiberius held by the general public, and to this end I have…