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    was only one Roman tribune in each legion. Then later became six Roman tribunes in each legion. They were from three tribes called the Ramnenses‚ Lucerenses‚ and Titienses. Ramnenses was a Latin Colony and was located on Palatine hill and found by Romulus. Ramnenses was filled with one hundred gentes. Gentes is a group of people that shared the same name and have the same origin. The Titienses tribe was under King Tatius. They also had gentes but had one hundred more then the Ramnenses. The two groups

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    How Did The Fall Of Rome

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    the Western half‚ famine and disease that led to Attila’s resulted in the Hans no longer being a threat but the Germanic invasions continued. Finally‚ the western half ultimately crumbled when the last Roman emperor who was a 14-year-old boy named Romulus Augustulus was driven out by Germans resulting in the western half disappearing because no one could “even pretend to rule

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    The Roman Empire was founded in the year 753 B.C. to 27 B.C. The fall of the Roman Empire happened in 476 A.D. The leader at this time was Augustus Caesar who was one of Seven kings who supposedly led the Roman Empire. There was many things that led to the fall of the Roman Empire like Barbarian attacks on Rome‚ the division of the East and West‚ and the economic failure that came after. The major reason the Roman Empire fell was the economic failure in the east and west. The Barbarian attacks

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    Rome‚ Italy.It is believed that Lucius Tarquinius Priscus‚ the fifth Roman king built Circus Maximus in late 7th or early 6th century BC. Circus is also mentioned by historians as the site of the Consualia festival held by the founding king of Rome‚ Romulus. He invited his Sabine neighbors to enjoy horse racing and drinking while his men abducted young Sabine women. These women were forced to marry Roman men.The first permanent starting gates were created in 329 BC. In 174 BC the gates were rebuilt and

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    plowing the land‚ young men and women dancing in the vineyards‚ scenes of the countryside‚ slaves working for their kings‚ and armies fighting each other. On the other hand‚ Aeneas’ shield holds the story of Italy‚ from the birth of the twins‚ Romulus and Remus‚ to the peak of the Roman Empire. Because of the images that are depicted on both shields‚ they are of much more significance than just tools of war. These shields represent all that their nations are worth and have been especially chosen for

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    What Made Rome Great?

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    What Made Rome Great? Rome is an empire that stretched from the Atlantic Ocean to the Black Sea‚ and with an abundance of reasons as to what made it great‚ Cicero believed that the perfect location chosen by Romulus‚ that truly made Rome great. When building the Capital of an empire there are several factors to take in. Defence‚ distance from the sea‚ and more defence. The Rutuli people‚ were of concern to the Romans as they had comparable wealth and power. Building the city just north

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    Bootlegging: How it Affected Americans Bootlegging didn ’t end when the 18th amendment was repealed. Bootlegging has a long history in America and its meaning has evolved over the years. During the prohibition era the consumption of alcohol was illegal and in modern times the illegal obtaining of consumer media is considered bootlegging. Bootlegging in the early times spawned the practice of rum running which was another extension of bootlegging. This bootlegging is mentioned was described in The

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    Dryden’s Macflecknoe as a Mock Heroic Poem. A mock- heroic poem uses the formal elements which characterize the epic genre to depict a trivial situation. It thus creates a contrast between the form and content that results in a satiric and absurd effect‚ ridiculing the characters in the plot and their actions. In the form and style‚ MacFlecknoe is a kind of mock-epic or mock-heroic poem. The very opening of MacFlecknoe is characterized by epic inflation which has a comic

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    and its great buildings‚ but a few things stood out the most. Its location‚ its army‚ and its infrastructure were truly the most important parts of Rome and why it was so great. Unlike a lot of cities back then‚ Rome was not built on the coast. Romulus‚ the founder of Rome‚ could have easily built the city down by the see but he didn’t and this was very favourable. Maritime cities are constantly in danger of unpredictable events. An enemy coming by ship can move during the night when nobody can

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    long enough for the barbarians to finish off the empire. While there are other beliefs about how Rome fell‚ the governent‚ Christianity‚ and barbarians really major factors in why rome fell. All in all‚ Rome was dooed from the begining. Romulous and Remus were the founders of Rome‚ as well as it’s government. This government was terribly courpt and had holes where there should have been none.

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