Lucius Brutus, one of the first counsuls, the Gracchi brothers, Sulla, Julius Caesar, Cato the Elder, Cicero and Augustus, there were many more, but these should do for starters.There were many who influenced the government over the long period of Roman history. Some of them are, Lucius Brutus, Appius Claudius, Marius, Sulla, Cicero, the Gracchii, Julius Caesar, and all the other previous dictators, Octavian/Augustus, both Cato the Elder and Cato the Younger, and Diocletian. The above is just a smattering of names, there were many more, some famous, some working quietly Behind the Scenes.
Around 500 BC, Rome's monarcy is overthrown and is taken over by the aristocracy. This is the beginning of the Roman Republic. The Republic, which lasts for almost 500 years, is full of many leaders: two new leaders (consuls) were elected every year. Howver, here are a few who stand out. Again, all dates are BCE.
Please understand that the above list is only a small look at some of Rome's leaders during the Republican era.
Following the death of Caesar, Caesar's heir Octavian (aka Augustus) formed a second triumvirate with M. Antonius (Mark Anthony) and M. Lepidus to pursue Caesar's killers. However, the three soon turned on each other. After defeating Antonius and Cleopatra in 31, Octavian became the sole ruler of Rome. Through a series of senatorial decrees, Octavian, now called Caesar Augustus, established Rome's Empire. He ruled from 27 BCE to 14 CE.
Once the Empire was established, it is once again easy to name Rome's leader: the emperor. Except for Augustus, all dates are now CE.
After Constantine, civil war meant the Roman Empire was mostly split into east and west. The eastern empire manages to become relatively stable and became more Greek than Roman. The westrern empire dissolved more quickly under the strain of German invanions and internal problems. The last Roman emperor was defeated in 476.
Until Augustus's reign (the Republic) the Senate ran the Empire, then it was a long line of Emperors.
Julius Ceaser.
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Near the end of the Republic there were two famous military leaders, Caesar and Pompey. After the Republic was finally squelched there were also two, Augustus and Marcus Agrippa.
A system in which three people share power simulataneously is usually called a Triumvirate.
Ancient Rome obviously. Julius Caesar ended the Roman Republic.
Roman ruling only influenced the American government in the fact that both governments were republics. The American founding fathers certainly studied the Roman government, but could see its flaws and changed them considerably. Many people try to read similarities into the two governments where they do not and can not exist.
The Roman Republic influenced American Government. They let Roman men to vote for leaders, like how America votes for the president or Congress.
The Roman way of life and government was influenced by mos majorum (the ways of the ancestors); that is, tradition. The way of life of the Roman elites was also influenced by the Greeks.
Their form of government has influenced the democratic governments of today.
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The ideals of the Roman Republic inspired the writers of the American Constitution.
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