What is the Roman Dynasty?
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I think it's the dynasty that Julius Caesar started. Or it's the family tree of the Romanovs, the last Czars of Russia(when it became the Uniion of Soviet Socialist Republics or USSR).
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Check out these websites to help you out.  THere is LOTS of information that should make this project fairly easy and fun to complete.  Have fun.! \n\nhttp://members.fortunecity.com/fstav1/photos.html\n\nhttp://www.roman-empire.net/constant/constant-index.html
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A religious power that rises out of Europe after the fall of Rome (and 3 of the tribes of the fallen empire are taken out) that acts as sovereign nation.\n\nJohn Wycliffe figured it out several hundred years ago; do I really need to say it?
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Try this BBC site, it has some useful information:\n\nhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/history/ancient/romans/\n\n\nGood Luck!
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The latifundia [Latin lātifundium: lātus, "spacious" + fundus, "farm, estate"] of Roman history were great landed estates, specialising in agriculture destined for export: grain, olive oil or wine. They were characteristic of Magna Graecia and Sicily, of Egypt and the North African Maghreb and of Hispania Baetica in southern Spain. The latifundia were the closest approximation to industrialized agriculture in Antiquity, and their economics depended upon slave labour.\n\n"Latifundia" is often extended to describe the haciendas of colonial and post-colonial Mexico, Venezuela, Chile (called "Latifundio" or simply "Fundo") and Argentina.\n\nContrast the villa system of Antiquity, the plantation systems, and modern monocultures in agribusiness.
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Julius was dictator, or first citizen of the Republic.  Following his death, his nephew Octavius established an imperial system for Rome.  Julius was a senator with no more power than other senators - a good deal more influence to be sure, but no more power.
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You can probably find online that part of the Roman Empire's fall was due to the fact that it over extended itself. Others say it was Barbarian rule. However, there's a unique answer that you could give that might give you some credit for being out-side the box:\nConside Agriculture and its economy.\n\n1. Slavery\nSlaves were the backbone of the Roman republic, and Rome had increasing difficulty trying to accomodate them. THey lived in really bad conditions, and they weren't the major concentration of the Roman Repub. So what would they do? revolt. stop working. etc etc.\n2. Free Distribution of corn\nThe majority of people were supported by corn, which was given more as a right than as a privilege. It was in essence a welfare state. Parents didn't have to make any effort to feed their children, so why work? This led to decay.\n3. Soil Deterioration\nRome had a cheap food policy. And they forced farmers to pay taxes that they couldn't afford. Farmers were gang up together and plant a lot of stuff in one area to beat teh tax loopholes. But this deteriorated the soil quality. NOrth africa was once a grainary storage system for Rome, but after the Carthrage sack, it didn't work out. Land shortage was a big problem for rome, that's why they kept expanding. They stripped their forests of lumber, so they had poor weapons when it came to the Punic Wars.\n\n\nThese are just some rarely considered ideas.
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The Praetorian Guard protecting the Roman Emperor Caligula against assassination, unable to accept his reckless behaviour, murdered him in 41 AD and installed his uncle,  Claudius instead.\n\nThe Tanzanian army marched into Uganda, and Idi Amin fled for his life. The Tanzanian army, mission accomplished, went home again and let the Ugandan people decide their own future.
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Actually i believe it is Ancient Greece is given the title of the foundation of modern democracy; Ancient Rome, if you are referring to Caesar (was a king)Kings are not elected they assume power usually in succession through bloodline or by hostile take over.
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Couldnt find the answer to that one im afraid and have forgotten all of my high school latin but if you ever bump into a Roman maybe this will help....?!\n\nscisne latine?\n\nDo you know Latin?\n\nMaybe the website below will help x
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Very much. While I'm no expert in Roman history, from what I remember from high school, Rome was taken down by a combination of complacent and out of touch citizens, corrupt and incompetant politicians, and a hodgepodge of smaller enemy groups that attacked them from all sides.\n\nIf that doesn't sounds familiar to Americans, we're just not paying attention at all.
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read some of Hal Lindseys books.....I have heard him and others say it is the Roman Empire.....
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www.roman-empire.net \nwww.travelplan.it/rome_guide.htm
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Below is a wonderful resource for understanding the Roman Empire... specifically for children!\n\nBest wishes!
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After his death, the Roman Republic was established.
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The Romans played a game called "harpastum" which was probably the origin of modern soccer.\nSource-SAMM