The New Republic

Should Brutus Join the Conspiracy and Kill Caesar? Is Brutus right in his decision to join the conspiracy? Are Brutus’s reasons full of made up thoughts to rationalize what he is about to do? Or is there validity to what our honorable friend says? In (Act II, scene i, lines 10-34) Brutus displays his internal conflict, to kill, or not to kill his friend, Caesar. Brutus was right to kill Caesar, as he would have scorned those who loved him and left them all behind. He would have been a…

Introduction The Roman empire was the largest empire of the ancient world, it went on for hundreds of years however during this time many problems occurred. The Roman Empire used to be ruled by Kings, then by the republic and finally by an emperor. The Roman Empire lasted 500 years, beginning in 27 BC and ending in 476 AD. The fall of Rome was caused by several factors, some of which having more of an impact than others, three of these potential factors are, the spread of christianity, the…

later under mysterious circumstances. This action lead to history being split into two. The United States decided to unleash more intervention. In fact many believe the intervention of the United States was put into place to birth of independent nation new colonial system. The presence of the US changed race and served to promote racism. Segregation was…

Global Leadership was an interesting course, as well as a bit of a revelation. Starting by taking the CQ Assessment, I realized I was not as ‘diverse’ as I thought. As I read the chapters, I found the amount of research behind Global Leadership is needed and beneficial for companies operating globally. Operating cross-culturally takes more than just opening shop in other countries; there are many facets of the culture to take into consideration to be successful. In addition, hiring leadership…

enemies and lead it to war, in times of trouble a dictator would be temporarily elected but for only 6 months. Another major part of the Roman government was the Senate that had existed as advisors to the Etruscans, but in the republic the senate wielded enormous power in the republic due to the combined power of its members over domestic Rome; the senate was made mainly of businessmen and other popular figures in Rome. In addition to the consuls and the senate Rome had two popular assemblies…

personal gain. This was another addition to Shakespeare’s writing that made these tragic heroes his own. Together Shakespeare used these elements to create his tragic heroes. Some of them were traditional, while others were different and brand new for the time period. While the play might bear the name of Julius Ceaser. All of the elements needed for Brutus to be a tragic hero are used. Brutus is the tragic hero of the play because he has complexity through an internal conflict, a…

The Roman Empire is unique in its original and effective ideas Ancient Rome’s government set an example for future countries that used it as generations passed. Rome established a Republic, where citizens voted for The Great Roman empire also contributed a great deal of great ideas of their time and use today, such as the development of the alphabet, sewers and sanitation, the original concept of “lawyers”, and roads. The Roman Empire did invent “Aqueducts, Underfloor heating, Concrete and…

Venice had more advanced military technology. For instance, Venetian Arsenal was the center of the development and mass production of the latest designs of ships and weapons. Secondly, the fleet of the Venetian Republic had more professional commanders, soldiers and sailors. Thirdly, the Republic of Venice had an effective capitalist economy, which created conditions for the construction and maintenance…

unsuccessful and he was sent to penitentiary where he wrote Mein Kampf (My Struggle), the political statement of his movement. Once he was liberated of his sentencing he was in search for political power. Hitler wanted to triumph domination through German republic. Joseph Goebbels helped Adolf Hitler gain German polls because he was a very articulate, persuasive, comprehensive of publicity, and modern publishing, and government…

Throughout the period between the conclusion of World War One in 1918 up until 1923, Germany had been under political turmoil. The treaty of Versailles and its conditions were harsh and caused Germany’s political position to worsen. Germany’s new constitution had also failed within its implementation and the effect it had on causing further political instability amongst extremist groups. Furthermore there was an opposition from both sides of politics which had caused political assassinations and…