ancient Rome was a republic. They had a government that was elected by the people.
Ancient Rome was a republic. They had a government that was elected by the people.
Ancient Rome was a republic. They had a government that was elected by the people.
Ancient Rome was a republic. They had a government that was elected by the people.
Ancient Rome was a republic. They had a government that was elected by the people.
Ancient Rome was a republic. They had a government that was elected by the people.
Ancient Rome was a republic. They had a government that was elected by the people.
Ancient Rome was a republic. They had a government that was elected by the people.
Ancient Rome was a republic. They had a government that was elected by the people.
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In the sack of Rome in 410 AD, the Visigoths were led by Alaric. There is a link to an article on the sack of Rome below.
California was its name when it still belonged to Mexico. See the Related Link for more information. There is one theory which states that California is an ancient Indian Vedic Land which was called Kapilaranya, where Kapila was an ancient vedic sage, and aranya means forest.
The Pantheon first burned down in 80 AD. It burned down again in 110. There is a link below to the ancient history section of an article on the Pantheon.
1st AnswerNo, the Romans did not use soap however, they did use scraping tools 2nd AnswerYes, the Romans used soap. The earliest mention of soap is in the writings of Pliny the Elder, who died in 79 AD. Its manufacture and use for cleaning both the body and clothes is described by Galen and Zosimos of Panopolis. (see link below) It is not discussed much in ancient literature. 3rd answerHow am i supposed to know. Ask your history teacher !
Yes from the 5th century to the 15th