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How did citizenship lead to the Rise or Fall of the Roman Republic?
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Citizenship led to the rise of the republic. They were granted territories with rights and privileges of Roman citizenship, or at least good government, security and a reasonable justice system.
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Actions by which body resulted in the fall of the Roman Republic and the rise of the Roman Empire?
The Senate!
Who is not a greek philosopher?
Julius Caesar was not a Greek philosopher; he was a Roman military general and statesman known for his role in the fall of the Roman Republic and the rise of the Roman Empire.
How did the Plebeians rise to quality during the Roman republic?
Please explain what you mean by rise to quality.
How did spread of migration of small farmers lead to the Rise or Fall of the Roman Republic?
The spread of migration of small farmers into cities caused unemployment which led to the decline of the empire.
Before the rise of Christianity in Rome the dominate faith of the Roman Republic and the Roman Empire was?
Polytheism.
Octavian's rise to power signaled an end to the Roman Republic?
Its true
How did Social Structure lead to the Rise or Fall of the Roman Republic?
The social structures includes gender roles and relationships, family and kinship, economic and social classes and racial and moral construction.This led to the rise of roman republic.
Who was Julius Caesar and how was he related to Emperor Augustus?
Julius Caesar was a Roman politician, writer, general and the last dictator of the Roman republic. He was the great uncle of Augustus, and was responsible for the rise to power of his nephew by making him his heir.Julius Caesar was a Roman politician, writer, general and the last dictator of the Roman republic. He was the great uncle of Augustus, and was responsible for the rise to power of his nephew by making him his heir.Julius Caesar was a Roman politician, writer, general and the last dictator of the Roman republic. He was the great uncle of Augustus, and was responsible for the rise to power of his nephew by making him his heir.Julius Caesar was a Roman politician, writer, general and the last dictator of the Roman republic. He was the great uncle of Augustus, and was responsible for the rise to power of his nephew by making him his heir.Julius Caesar was a Roman politician, writer, general and the last dictator of the Roman republic. He was the great uncle of Augustus, and was responsible for the rise to power of his nephew by making him his heir.Julius Caesar was a Roman politician, writer, general and the last dictator of the Roman republic. He was the great uncle of Augustus, and was responsible for the rise to power of his nephew by making him his heir.Julius Caesar was a Roman politician, writer, general and the last dictator of the Roman republic. He was the great uncle of Augustus, and was responsible for the rise to power of his nephew by making him his heir.Julius Caesar was a Roman politician, writer, general and the last dictator of the Roman republic. He was the great uncle of Augustus, and was responsible for the rise to power of his nephew by making him his heir.Julius Caesar was a Roman politician, writer, general and the last dictator of the Roman republic. He was the great uncle of Augustus, and was responsible for the rise to power of his nephew by making him his heir.
How did traditional Roman values affect both the rise and the downfall of the Roman Republic?
here follow the Roman values affect both the rise and the downfall so explain about rise and downfall and may it would be the best answer ... try it out
Land mark event in the rise of the roman republic?
The fall of Tarquin the Proud (the last King of Rome before the title was reinvented as the honorary title of the heir apparent to the Empress of the French (Napoleon I).
What has the author TOM Holland written?
TOM Holland is a well-known historian and author, specializing in classical history. Some of his notable books include "Rubicon: The Last Years of the Roman Republic" and "Dynasty: The Rise and Fall of the House of Caesar."
What is the most famous book about Roman history?
The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire by Edward Gibbons. Beware, it is 12 volumes. Sometimes known as The Rise and Fall Of The Roman Empire.
