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Well, since Rome became a republic in 509 BC and the United States did not become a republic until the 18th century AD., you would have to say that Rome became a republic first.
Well, since Rome became a republic in 509 BC and the United States did not become a republic until the 18th century AD., you would have to say that Rome became a republic first.
Well, since Rome became a republic in 509 BC and the United States did not become a republic until the 18th century AD., you would have to say that Rome became a republic first.
Well, since Rome became a republic in 509 BC and the United States did not become a republic until the 18th century AD., you would have to say that Rome became a republic first.
Well, since Rome became a republic in 509 BC and the United States did not become a republic until the 18th century AD., you would have to say that Rome became a republic first.
Well, since Rome became a republic in 509 BC and the United States did not become a republic until the 18th century AD., you would have to say that Rome became a republic first.
Well, since Rome became a republic in 509 BC and the United States did not become a republic until the 18th century AD., you would have to say that Rome became a republic first.
Well, since Rome became a republic in 509 BC and the United States did not become a republic until the 18th century AD., you would have to say that Rome became a republic first.
Well, since Rome became a republic in 509 BC and the United States did not become a republic until the 18th century AD., you would have to say that Rome became a republic first.
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Which ancient governments inspired the founding fathers the most?
The Founding Fathers of the US and later the Framers of the US Constitution looked at the structure of the ancient Roman Republic as a model for their idea of the new US republic. Flawed as it was, the Roman Republic had what can be termed a government structure where power was shared. The US Constitution created a central government where powers are shared. It has been said that the US republic was the first one after ancient Rome's republic.
Who said a republic if you can keep it?
He meant 'keep' as in 'maintain': 'a republic, if you can maintain it'. Historically, republics don't have the best track record (I'm looking at you, Rome, Athens, and Florence). Benjamin Franklin meant that the republic that he had helped to created in the US was a gift, if the citizens of the US were able to make it work, and not let what happened to Rome happen to the US.
How did the republic of ancient Rome differ from the republic of the US?
Ancient Rome has only two classes and only one of these classes can actually participate in voting. Currently the USA. lets any body (over a certain age) participate.
Why were roman laws and government important to the development of the US?
Well, my 6th grade class just finished up learning about Rome.... I do very well in Rome so this is pretty accurate information: Roman laws and government are important to the development to the US because it basically shaped the US government. You see, Rome was a republic, so are we... Ya making the connection? Anway... Rome's government was exactly like today's modern day US government. We have a min leader that was voted leader by the citizens. If Rome wasn't a republic back then, I bet we wouldv'e found another republic to base it off of but then again, we might just have a different government altogether. ~NerdyGirl
What form of government does the US operates by?
The Federal government of the United States is called a republic. For a somewhat reasonable comparison the US republic was the first one in the "new world" since ancient Rome was a republic. I use republic loosely with regards to Rome.
Is the US following in the footsteps of ancient Romes decline?
Not really most people equate the US with the Roman Republic because of the similarities in their governmental structures but this is mostly because the US was modeled after the Roman Republic as they considered it to be the longest lasting in the world even though this was in fact the Republic of Venice. Rome's great mistake lay in their teaching their barbarian enemies their superior tactics and equipping them with advanced weapons among many other faults, some mirrored in the US such as corruption in the bureaucracy but many of Rome's are not yet to be seen in the US.
Why was the US hesitant to annex the Texas Republic after it gained independence from Mexico?
Texas was a slave holding Republic and would become a slave holding state.
What has ancient rome given us?
Ancient Roman influences on us were there republic and equal before the law! Equal before the law means that you were innocent until you were proven guilty.
What happened in 1845 that caused the Mexican government to become so angry with the US?
The annexation of the Republic of Texas.
Was the US a confederacy during the American revolutionary war?
Yes, they didn't become a republic until after they gained their independence.
How did Rome become the worst place?
Worst place for what? Please help us out a little by being more specific.
Which country became the first republic nation?
Ancient Rome. It declared itself a republic after the citizens overthrew the Etruscan rulers. The republic lasted until shortly after the death of Julius Caesar, when his heir, Augustus Caesar was declared the first emperor and Rome was designated as an empire. In the modern age, republicanism became popular in the 1700s when philosophers and intellectuals began looking back with reverence on the classical age of Rome. The United States became the first modern republic, shortly followed by France. Both were, however, led by powerful military statesmen (George Washington and Napoleon Bonaparte) whose individual characters helped shape the political direction of both countries. Shortly after the establishment of each republic, both underwent a period of territorial expansion and imperialism. In the US, this led to wars with indiginous groups, as well as wars with Spain, Mexico and Canada, which granted the US huge territorial gains stretching from coast to coast. The war with Canada was intended to create a land link with Alaska, but was not popularly supported, and ended in a stalemate. The French Napoleonic Empire collapsed following the defeat of Napoleon, although the restored French monarchy was soon overthrown again and the republic re-established.
