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What Roman author praised the Republic and the Germanic peoples?
The Roman author who praised the Republic and the Germanic peoples was Tacitus. In his work "Germania," he admired the simplicity and martial virtues of the Germanic tribes, contrasting them with the perceived moral decline of Roman society. Additionally, in his "Dialogue on Orators," Tacitus expressed his nostalgia for the values of the Roman Republic, highlighting the importance of civic virtue and public service.
What statement best describes how the author views the idea of manifest destiny?
The author views manifest destiny as a complex and often problematic ideology that justifies American expansionism at the expense of indigenous peoples and other nations. While it embodies a sense of purpose and national pride, the author critiques its moral implications and the violence it perpetuated. Ultimately, manifest destiny is seen as both a driving force in American history and a catalyst for significant ethical dilemmas.
How did people treat Julius Caesar?
This question is too vague to be answered in any reasonably brief manner. Caesar would have treated conquered people of the Empire differently from Romans. He would have treated loyal people different from rebellious ones. He would have treated plebians differently from nobles. What does the author really mean? George Ilio likes men
How is Hitler described by the author?
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Who were the Kings of Persia beginning with King Darius and Xerxes?
The author of the Book of Daniel was in error in describing Darius as the earliest King of Persia and as the king who conquered the Babylonians.The Persian kings are called Achaemenid, as they claimed descent from a legendary King Achaemenes of around the eighth century BCE. The Persians expanded their power by first conquering, then absorbing their Median kinsmen.The early kings, beginning with Cyrus:Cyrus the Great (c 560/559-530BCE) was the king who defeated the Median king, Astyages (c 585 - 550), and afterwards conquered the Lydians and the Babylonians, making Persia a great power.Cambyses (530-522)Bardia (also known as Smerdis) 522Darius I (522-486)Xerxis I (486-465), the king who attempted to invade GreeceArtaxerxes I (465-424)
In document A What does the author suggest about Cyrus's relationship with the peoples he conquered?
because he whas the greatest ruler of all times he did not kill a lot of people he only deffended or attacked
The author of treating arthritis?
Treating Arthritis: More Ways to a Drug-free Life By Margaret Hills
Who is the author of Lands and Peoples?
Scholastic has a series of articles called Lands and Peoples, written by various people. Is this what you are referring to? Also, David L. Clawson has written a book called "Latin America and The Caribbean: Lands and Peoples"
Who was the author of the The Commentaries on the Gallic Wars?
Julius Caesar, the man who conquered the Gauls.
What has the author Jo Leslee written?
Jo Leslee has written: 'It shall be conquered'
What has the author John Darbe written?
John Darbe has written: 'The last enemy conquered'
What has the author David Santoro written?
David Santoro has written: 'Treating weapons proliferation'
What has the author Susan Peoples written?
Susan Peoples has written: 'Le role des femmes au sein du synddicalisme'
What has the author J Frank Peoples written?
J. Frank Peoples has written: 'The bright side of the mountain' -- subject(s): Biography, Clergy
What has the author Margaret Mason Shaw written?
Margaret Mason Shaw has written: 'He conquered death'
What has the author J Melville Scutt written?
J. Melville Scutt has written: 'I saw, I conquered'
What has the author Terry S Trepper written?
Terry S. Trepper has written: 'Treating Incest'
