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The most powerful Romans were typically high-ranking officials, particularly those in positions such as the Emperor, Senate members, and military generals. The Emperor held ultimate authority, combining political and military power, while the Senate, though often diminished in influence, still wielded significant control over legislation and governance. Generals, especially those with loyal legions, could also exert considerable power, sometimes challenging or overthrowing emperors. Key figures like Julius Caesar and Augustus exemplify how military and political prowess could lead to dominance in Roman society.
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What were some goals of Julius Caesar?
to become king and please his fellow Romans
What was the most significant difference between the Greek and Romans government?
The Greek city-states were like kingdoms. The Romans had, what 2, governments. The Roman Republic and SPQR. The Romans had no limit to power. Julius Ceaser is a great example, he was assassinated because he had too much power.
Why was there 2 consuls at the battle of cannae?
The Romans had two consuls so that power would not be in the hands of one man.The Romans had two consuls so that power would not be in the hands of one man.The Romans had two consuls so that power would not be in the hands of one man.The Romans had two consuls so that power would not be in the hands of one man.The Romans had two consuls so that power would not be in the hands of one man.The Romans had two consuls so that power would not be in the hands of one man.The Romans had two consuls so that power would not be in the hands of one man.The Romans had two consuls so that power would not be in the hands of one man.The Romans had two consuls so that power would not be in the hands of one man.
What did the Romans value the most?
they valued the emperors the most
When were the Romans reconized?
most definetly
Why did Romans take control?
because they were the most power ful peple in the world at that time
What were some goals of Julius Caesar?
to become king and please his fellow Romans
What was the most significant difference between the Greek and Romans government?
The Greek city-states were like kingdoms. The Romans had, what 2, governments. The Roman Republic and SPQR. The Romans had no limit to power. Julius Ceaser is a great example, he was assassinated because he had too much power.
What civilization in Italy did the Romans replace as they grew in power?
The Etruscans are the civilization that was replaced by the Romans. They lost their power to the Romans in Italy around the 6th Century BC.
Why was there 2 consuls at the battle of cannae?
The Romans had two consuls so that power would not be in the hands of one man.The Romans had two consuls so that power would not be in the hands of one man.The Romans had two consuls so that power would not be in the hands of one man.The Romans had two consuls so that power would not be in the hands of one man.The Romans had two consuls so that power would not be in the hands of one man.The Romans had two consuls so that power would not be in the hands of one man.The Romans had two consuls so that power would not be in the hands of one man.The Romans had two consuls so that power would not be in the hands of one man.The Romans had two consuls so that power would not be in the hands of one man.
What was the most frequent method for executing non-Romans?
The most frequent method of execution for non-Romans, by the Romans, was strangulation.
What Romans have slaves?
It's safe to say that most of the Romans had slaves with the exception of the very poor.It's safe to say that most of the Romans had slaves with the exception of the very poor.It's safe to say that most of the Romans had slaves with the exception of the very poor.It's safe to say that most of the Romans had slaves with the exception of the very poor.It's safe to say that most of the Romans had slaves with the exception of the very poor.It's safe to say that most of the Romans had slaves with the exception of the very poor.It's safe to say that most of the Romans had slaves with the exception of the very poor.It's safe to say that most of the Romans had slaves with the exception of the very poor.It's safe to say that most of the Romans had slaves with the exception of the very poor.
Did the Greeks or the Romans give veto power?
Romans did and I beleive the Greeks did too but I'm not positive
What were Caesar Augustus's favorite books?
Homer. And Augustus, like most educated Romans, often quoted him.Homer. And Augustus, like most educated Romans, often quoted him.Homer. And Augustus, like most educated Romans, often quoted him.Homer. And Augustus, like most educated Romans, often quoted him.Homer. And Augustus, like most educated Romans, often quoted him.Homer. And Augustus, like most educated Romans, often quoted him.Homer. And Augustus, like most educated Romans, often quoted him.Homer. And Augustus, like most educated Romans, often quoted him.Homer. And Augustus, like most educated Romans, often quoted him.
What is the power of Venus's god of Romans?
Venus had the power of love and he also hypnotized
How did the Romans get to work?
Most Romans would walk, but some wealthier Romans could take liters.
How did Romans kill Jesus?
As the ruling power in Jerusalem in circa 31 AD, the Romans crucified Jesus.
