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    Empire faced an uncertain future. There was no heir to the throne and the rule of the emperor was left up for grabs (39:40). Vespasian‚ a military commander not from royal blood‚ was proclaimed emperor by his troops. He had much experience in political and military tactics. He worked hard to restore law‚ order and self-respect to Rome after the city was left in terror after Nero’s reign. Vespasian was anti-Nero and was said to be a practical kind of man. Vespasian was praised for the restoration of peace

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    Roman Colosseum‚ built between 70 and 72 AD‚ still stands today. It is a very important building as it symbolizes the past glory‚ of the city‚ known for its architecture and gladiator games. Its architectural engineering is one of the main components‚ that has helped it survive and live out its legacy. Under the reign of Emperor Vespasian‚ the construction was completed by 80 AD. The Colosseum quickly became a symbol and an important part of Roman life. The location of the Colosseum played

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    I chose the Roman Colosseum as my public place. The Colosseum (pg.144) began to be built in 72 CE during the reign of Vespasian and continued into the dictatorship of Titus in 80 CE. This was Rome’s greatest arena‚ which held about 50‚000 observers. It has never been improved upon‚ as you can see most of the top two stories are missing. The function of this building was for entertainment purposes‚ It is said that the opening performance lasted 100 days‚ during which 9‚000 animals and 2‚000 gladiators

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    Was Marie-Antionette The Perfect Scapegoat? Marie Antoinette was the perfect target to blame for all the problems France was having at this time. In many ways‚ she somehow tries to help the French people. The marriage was supposed to bring in peace and friendship to both of the countrys‚ but instead‚ it just puts this into a more difficult position than before‚ married into a royal court that hated anything Austrian at this time. Since Austria and France had been fought

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    at war‚ it was said that dead ancestors roamed the streets as angry spirits. To mark the mourning’s‚ marriages were prohibited on this day. Magistrates did not wear their insignia and all temples were closed for business. According to the winter Ovid‚ on this day an old drunken woman would sit in a circle and with other

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    REFLECTION PAPER ON PLATO’S REPUBLIC In the republic‚ Plato tried to imagine and make a most perfect just society. He argues that wisdom‚ which is based on truth‚ judgment‚ and reasons of a person‚ would make a just person and a just society‚ which would bring peace to the world. In his ideal society he believed that people would live harmoniously and there would no be violence. He divided the population of the society into three divisions or levels – the producers with bronze sash

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    ESSAY ONE: THE COLOSSEUM VS. CHARTRES CATHEDRAL 1 THE COLOSSEUM VS. CHARTRES CATHEDRAL From the ancient city of Rome to the elaborate stained glass windows in France‚ two famous architectural works of art display the differences between architectural structures in the different time periods of history. By comparing and contrasting the Colosseum with the Chartres Cathedral we can gain an understanding of how architecture has not only improved throughout time‚ but also where certain architectural

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    I was temporarily blinded as the light flooded in from the wooden gates. When my eyes finally adjusted‚ I could see the outlines of people cheering in the stands. The stands seemed to be raised above me and I realized that I was in the Colosseum of Rome. I looked directly across from me to see another door revealing a burly man holding an axe. My body quavered at the sight of him‚ there was no way for me to beat him‚ I was done for good. I peered behind me‚ not trying to draw too much attention‚

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    Managerial Functions: Planning‚ Organizing‚ Leading‚ And Controlling Case Study: Procter & Gamble Introduction Procter & Gamble (P&G) is America’s leading manufacturer of household products (Degen‚ 2012). It was instituted by William Procter‚ an Irish candle manufacturer‚ who launched Procter & Gamble’s operations in 1837 in Cincinnati‚ Ohio. The general emphasis of the firm is innovation in product development. It is the first manufacture to conduct direct sales in 1919 and is currently

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    Compare and Contrast The Temple of Athena and The Colosseum Stephanie M. Tomaszewski May 7‚ 2013 Abstract When evaluating works of art‚ the form of the work‚ the subject matter‚ and the content should be considered. When looking at the form of the work‚ determine whether it is two or three-dimensional‚ what materials and technique are used‚ and describe line‚ shape value color‚ and balance. When determining content‚ decide if the artist is trying to send a message‚ the function of the artwork

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