The fashionable theory that the Etruscans conquered Rome is just that, a theory. It had been challenged. Its evidence base is flimsy to say the least and it is based on unproven and/or implausible assumptions. Recent archaeological evidence suggests a different picture. The Roman tradition does not talk about any Etruscan conquest and says that what was overthrown was the Roman monarchy.
The Roman monarchy was said to have been overthrown in 509 BC. Italy (except for the northeast, the city of Rome and the region of Lazio) was unified in 1861. The north-eastern region of Veneto was added in 1866. Rome and the region of Lazio were added in 1870. These dates are 2,369, 2,375 and 2,379 year after the establishment of the Roman Republic in 509 BC.
The Etruscan civilisation decayed by the 2nd century BC. The Etruscans became romanised and Latin replaced their language. Very little writing in the Etruscan language has survived. Only two unified texts in Etruscan have survived and they are fragmentary. One of them has 1,200 legible words and the other has 300 legible words. Other inscriptions range from 200 to 40 words. Most of the texts are religious. Because of this very little is known about Etruscan history or systems of government. Moreover, the Etruscans did not have a unified state one ruler. Etruria (and of the Etruscans) was a collection of independent city-states. Twelve city-states were the prominent states of Etruria. Generally, these states were ruled by kings.
The Etruscan civilisation decayed by the 2nd century BC. The Etruscans became romanised and Latin replaced their language. Very little writing in the Etruscan language has survived. Only two unified texts in Etruscan have survived and they are fragmentary. One of them has 1,200 legible words and the other has 300 legible words. Other inscriptions range from 200 to 40 words. Most of the texts are religious. Because of this very little is known about Etruscan history or systems of government. Moreover, the Etruscans did not have a unified state one ruler. Etruria (and of the Etruscans) was a collection of independent city-states. Twelve city-states were the prominent states of Etruria. Generally, these states were ruled by kings.
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he unified china and was a just ruler.
the American, British, and French zones of Germany were unified.
Lacked a unified army
The Etruscan civilisation decayed by the 2nd century BC. The Etruscans became romanised and Latin replaced their language. Very little writing in the Etruscan language has survived. Only two unified texts in Etruscan have survived and they are fragmentary. One of them has 1,200 legible words and the other has 300 legible words. Other inscriptions range from 200 to 40 words. Most of the texts are religious. Because of this very little is known about Etruscan history or systems of government. Moreover, the Etruscans did not have a unified state one ruler. Etruria (and of the Etruscans) was a collection of independent city-states. Twelve city-states were the prominent states of Etruria. Generally, these states were ruled by kings.
Germany Germany was unified in 1871. Italy was unified between 1860 and 1871.
Germany Germany was unified in 1871. Italy was unified between 1860 and 1871.
The Etruscan civilisation decayed by the 2nd century BC. The Etruscans became romanised and Latin replaced their language. Very little writing in the Etruscan language has survived. Only two unified texts in Etruscan have survived and they are fragmentary. One of them has 1,200 legible words and the other has 300 legible words. Other inscriptions range from 200 to 40 words. Most of the texts are religious. Because of this very little is known about Etruscan history or systems of government. Moreover, the Etruscans did not have a unified state one ruler. Etruria (and of the Etruscans) was a collection of independent city-states. Twelve city-states were the prominent states of Etruria. Generally, these states were ruled by kings.
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It is 1 : 1
They are both 3D shapes with a unified cross-section.
1) Not much is known about how the Etruscan ruled themselves because hardly any Etruscan writing has survived. 2) Etruria was not a unified nation. It was a collection of independent city states. Although there might have general similar patterns, each city had its own system of rule. 3) If this question is related to the idea that the Etruscans ruled Rome during the 6th century BC, this a fashionable theory, rather than actual historical fact. This theory has now been challenged. Its evidence base is flimsy, it rests on unproven assumptions and there is no historical record for it. Recent archaeological evidence suggests a different picture.
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