Julius Caesar, was the last dictator of the Roman Republic. It was his grand nephew and heir, Octavian, (Augustus) who made the transformation from republic to principate, or to what's erroneously called the "empire". (Rome was already an empire under the republican form of government)
Augustus. He also laid down the foundation for the government that lasted 200 years.
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After Cleopatra VII, Egypt became part of the Roman empire and was ruled by Rome.
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Imperial Rome was the Roman Empire, which was the second largest empire antiquity saw and the 17th largest in history.
the greatest empire in the world was the british empire the 2nd greatest empire was the mongol empire 3rd was russia the most richest empire was rome i think and the ottoman empire sucks remember that people thinks its strong but its not ok
republic was the form of government Rome had before it became an empire.
rome started out as a monarchy, then became a republic, then became an empire.
There were various leaders who led Rome as it was becoming an empire. The senate either raised an army or appointed a dictator. Scipio, Sulla, Marius, Pompey, and Caesar all contributed. There was no one leader.
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In 509 BC, a group of Roman aristrocrats were fed up with their Etruscan King, Tarquin. They drove him out of Rome, and leading Patrician families took power and ruled as members of the senate, Rome became a Kingless Republic.
No. Rome was a Republic during 236. Rome was a monarchy in its founding and then again when it became the Roman Empire.
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He is the first Emperor of Rome. He was the first leader of the Roman Empire. He was a mighty warrior and military leader as well as a very popular political figure. His nephew, Augustus became the famous Ceasar Augustus who ruled the empire the longest and prosided over Rome's years of peace - the Pax Romana.
Rome was where it is now. The Roman empire covered all of Italy.
False. Rome started out as a monarchy; that changed around the year 509 BCE, when the monarchy was overthrown and Rome became a Republic; and then, eventually, around 29 BCE, Rome became an empire.
There was no Roman Empire in 200 BC, in those days Rome was a Republic ruled by the Senate