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    The establishment of a “moral code” and whether responsibility for its creation lies with the government or the citizens has been a topic of research for a number of years. The establishment of this code in Ancient Greece seems to have primarily been the responsibility of the government itself‚ but sometimes potentially through the citizens‚ who were essentially required to have a certain ability to contribute to the decision-making process‚ as some were often elected at random. It also appears to

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    The ancient Greek civilization had many contributions that helped explain its significance in history. During the Archaic Age‚ there were many economies and cultures. One economy were the coins. Although‚ the Greeks did not invent coins they did use coins to their advantage. They improved the design of the coins and the circulation of them. The Greeks added stamps to both sides of the coins for identification and made them of silver (Dutton 48). The Greeks used the coins for “collection of taxes

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    learning their religion and they do not know what to make of these new religions and traditions. The mysterious cults provide a sense of cleanness and purity that the other religions did not offer to the people. These paintings tell us that the social life of Pompeii was very diverse. They had people of all statuses around and they mingled no problem. Religion‚ however‚ was different. They were scared of new and mysterious religion. They thought that if a new religion was going to come‚ then they

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    Campbell 1 Campbell Mr. Hockin English 421‚ Block B 19 April 2013 “Ancient Rome vs. Modern Times” “Peace‚ ho! Let us hear him.” (III.ii.79) Said the plebeians of Rome as they were about to be manipulated by Mark Antony the day that their mighty true leader had been brutally murdered minutes before‚ and will yet be easily contrived to switch side to a guy who was loyal to their leader. Although many people find his strange to do‚ Americans are just as easily manipulated when Barrack Obama

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    earth may well submit to this also with as good a grace as they submit to Rome’s dominion.” The military in ancient Rome is the foundation block of the Roman state‚ society and economy. As also said by Titus Flavius Josephus (Williamson‚ G. (tr.)‚ Josephus‚ The Jewish War‚ 1959‚ p. 378 ): The Roman people are "born ready armed”. Rome existed and accomplish so much compared to the other ancient civilizations

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    Eddy Davies Ancient Rome and the United States of America Although separated by two millenniums there are astonishing similarities between the American state and the Roman Republic. In this posting I will discuss the links between Ancient Rome and the 21st super power equivalent‚ the United States of America in terms of two different aspects‚ architecture and political organisation. Firstly‚ I will discuss the links and similarities between the architecture of Ancient Rome and the United States

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    Entertainment in Ancient Rome? Violent forms of entertainment have been around for several millennia. Nearly all ancient civilizations held events revolving around violence. In present times‚ we still get excited over violent sports‚ movies‚ television shows‚ along with videogames and much more‚ violence seems to envelope modern media just as much as‚ if not more than non-violent topics. So in what ways is modern entertainment similar to forms of violent entertainment in Ancient Rome? A gladiator

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    "Great conquering nation of the world" (Morey‚ n.d) this was dubbed to the Roman empire‚ during the period where they had successfully conquered and colonized vast territories. However‚ unlike other ancient civilizations‚ the kind of treatment they had demonstrated with the inhabitants of their newly acquired colonial possessions were far different from other western civilizations. They have had governed them in a civilize manner specifically in organizing these territories as a compact society

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    In ancient Rome‚ women possessed minimal freedoms in marriage and everyday life. In contrast‚ Egypt varied from that social structure as the women in Ancient Egypt played a more significant role in society when compared with the women of Ancient Rome. Ancient Egyptian women had a higher level of independence and a greater number of social‚ economic and political freedoms. The process and rights of women when it came to marriage varied greatly between the women of Ancient Rome and those of Egypt

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    the city of troy had no chances of winning against king Menelaus and his brother Agamemnon . The Trojan War began after the abduction the Trojan Prince‚ Paris‚ took the queen of Sparta‚ Helena‚ away from King Menelaus. The Trojan War impacted Ancient Greece because it gave them a sense of hope and strength. The very beginning started when the king of the gods‚ Zeus‚ was trying to declare who was going to receive the golden apple which meant that the goddess who would receive it would be the fairest

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