The root of all the Roman civil wars was personal power. Each man, from Marius and Sulla, Caesar and Pompey to Octavian and Antony, fought to become "top dog" so to speak. The outcome was that the winners, Sula, Caesar and Octavian took supreme power with only Octavian establishing a lasting government.
The root of all the Roman civil wars was personal power. Each man, from Marius and Sulla, Caesar and Pompey to Octavian and Antony, fought to become "top dog" so to speak. The outcome was that the winners, Sula, Caesar and Octavian took supreme power with only Octavian establishing a lasting government.
The root of all the Roman civil wars was personal power. Each man, from Marius and Sulla, Caesar and Pompey to Octavian and Antony, fought to become "top dog" so to speak. The outcome was that the winners, Sula, Caesar and Octavian took supreme power with only Octavian establishing a lasting government.
The root of all the Roman civil wars was personal power. Each man, from Marius and Sulla, Caesar and Pompey to Octavian and Antony, fought to become "top dog" so to speak. The outcome was that the winners, Sula, Caesar and Octavian took supreme power with only Octavian establishing a lasting government.
The root of all the Roman civil wars was personal power. Each man, from Marius and Sulla, Caesar and Pompey to Octavian and Antony, fought to become "top dog" so to speak. The outcome was that the winners, Sula, Caesar and Octavian took supreme power with only Octavian establishing a lasting government.
The root of all the Roman civil wars was personal power. Each man, from Marius and Sulla, Caesar and Pompey to Octavian and Antony, fought to become "top dog" so to speak. The outcome was that the winners, Sula, Caesar and Octavian took supreme power with only Octavian establishing a lasting government.
The root of all the Roman civil wars was personal power. Each man, from Marius and Sulla, Caesar and Pompey to Octavian and Antony, fought to become "top dog" so to speak. The outcome was that the winners, Sula, Caesar and Octavian took supreme power with only Octavian establishing a lasting government.
The root of all the Roman civil wars was personal power. Each man, from Marius and Sulla, Caesar and Pompey to Octavian and Antony, fought to become "top dog" so to speak. The outcome was that the winners, Sula, Caesar and Octavian took supreme power with only Octavian establishing a lasting government.
The root of all the Roman civil wars was personal power. Each man, from Marius and Sulla, Caesar and Pompey to Octavian and Antony, fought to become "top dog" so to speak. The outcome was that the winners, Sula, Caesar and Octavian took supreme power with only Octavian establishing a lasting government.
The root of all the Roman civil wars was personal power. Each man, from Marius and Sulla, Caesar and Pompey to Octavian and Antony, fought to become "top dog" so to speak. The outcome was that the winners, Sula, Caesar and Octavian took supreme power with only Octavian establishing a lasting government.
The civil wars of the Roman republic only ended when the republic ended. Octavian gained supreme power and converted the republic to the principate by winning the last civil war of the republic. There were other civil wars in the later empire, after the Pax Romana.The civil wars of the Roman republic only ended when the republic ended. Octavian gained supreme power and converted the republic to the principate by winning the last civil war of the republic. There were other civil wars in the later empire, after the Pax Romana.The civil wars of the Roman republic only ended when the republic ended. Octavian gained supreme power and converted the republic to the principate by winning the last civil war of the republic. There were other civil wars in the later empire, after the Pax Romana.The civil wars of the Roman republic only ended when the republic ended. Octavian gained supreme power and converted the republic to the principate by winning the last civil war of the republic. There were other civil wars in the later empire, after the Pax Romana.The civil wars of the Roman republic only ended when the republic ended. Octavian gained supreme power and converted the republic to the principate by winning the last civil war of the republic. There were other civil wars in the later empire, after the Pax Romana.The civil wars of the Roman republic only ended when the republic ended. Octavian gained supreme power and converted the republic to the principate by winning the last civil war of the republic. There were other civil wars in the later empire, after the Pax Romana.The civil wars of the Roman republic only ended when the republic ended. Octavian gained supreme power and converted the republic to the principate by winning the last civil war of the republic. There were other civil wars in the later empire, after the Pax Romana.The civil wars of the Roman republic only ended when the republic ended. Octavian gained supreme power and converted the republic to the principate by winning the last civil war of the republic. There were other civil wars in the later empire, after the Pax Romana.The civil wars of the Roman republic only ended when the republic ended. Octavian gained supreme power and converted the republic to the principate by winning the last civil war of the republic. There were other civil wars in the later empire, after the Pax Romana.
Roman society was not more stable in the late republic. In fact, the republic was torn apart by civil wars.In the last 60 years of the republic there were ten civil wars. It was these civil wars which eventually led to the fall of the republic and the creation of rule by emperors.
The civil wars of the republic were ended by the establishment of he principate by Octavian/Augustus.
All the civil wars as they ended in dictatorships with their various purges, but the final civil war between Octvian and Antony ended it.
Created the Civil Wars.
It became a paid army loyal to its generals.
It became a paid army loyal to its generals.
Power.
Problems faced by the Roman people after the death of the Gracchus Brothers is that it showed that the republic was unable to resolve its problems peacefully. Also, during the next 100 years, Rome was plunged into a series of civil wars.
The Romans did want a strong emperor to stop the civil wars that racked the Roman Republic.
No, they had a beneficial effect. During the wars the Romans learned how to adapt their military tactics and the outcome of the wars made Rome the dominant power in their part of the world.
The civil wars of the Roman Republic were between powerful men, not between the wealthy and the lower classes. There were many reasons for these civil wars. Among them was the conflict between optimates and populares. The former was a conservative political faction which supported the interests of the aristocracy. The latter was a political faction which championed the cause of the poor. However, the leaders of the pupulares were people from the higher layers of society, not poor people. As mentioned, this conflict was one among many reasons for the wars. Moreover, the wars were between armies recruited by the two opposing factions. Poor civilians were not involved in the wars. The outcome of the civil wars was the fall of the Roman Republic and the establishment of rule by emperors which was created by Octavian (who became known as Augustus when he became emperor) the man who won the Final War of the Roman Republic (32-30 BC)