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help them wash their clothes
It was the Gracchi brothers,Tiberius and Gaius.
Cleopatra spent lots of her childhood in her palace in Egypt with her father and siblings, however for some of her childhood she was in rome with her father to ask for help to reclaim the throne.
Cleopatra did absolutely nothing to help Egypt. She imposed high taxation, let the infrastructure of the country crumble (the Romans had to drag the delta canals because they were all silted up) and then lost the country to Rome.
The Lombards did not invade the Roman Empire. When they invaded Italy the western part of the Roman Empire had already collapsed. The Eastern Romans (or Byzantines, as historians call them) had fought a long war against the Ostrogoths (Goths of the East) who had taken over Italy. This war exhausted their resources and they were unable to respond to the Lombard invasion. Later on, when the Lombards threatened the Duchy of Rome, its ruler, the Bishop of Rome (who later also came to be called the pope) asked Pepin, the king of the Franks, for help. The next Bishop of Rome asked Charlemagne, Pepin's son and successor, for help.
Rome was already a republic. Rome developed an empire.
Cleopatra had nothing to do with changing Rome's history from republic to empire. Rome was already an empire under the republican form of government. Because Cleopatra was the last queen of ancient Egypt and was defeated by Rome, her country became another Roman province -- an addition to Rome's empire. What she did do, was to help bring down the republic and enable Octavian to establish the principate.
Rome changed government over the yers and soon ended up being a kingdom, a republic and then an empire. (sorry if this doesn't help!)
Constantine I, Emperor of Rome in the beginning of the 4th century.
It depends on onions. The opponents of Caesar thought that he was dismantling the Roman Republic and planning to become a tyrant. His supporters thought that he was saving the Republic form collapse by improving its failing administration, tackling corruption and taking measures to help the starving masses.
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Rome got control of the Western Mediterranean and settled it veterans first in Carthage and later Spain.
Tarquinius Superbus (the last king) was overthrown because he was a heavy handed tyrant. The Romans decided to do away with the monarchy and replace it with a republic to prevent rule by one man which could lead to the re-occurrence of tyranny. They did so by establishing two rulers (the consuls) who would counterbalance each other and whose term was just one year so that no one could monopolise power. The republic meant liberty to the Romans. For the next 200 years the worse accusation that could be raised against someone was that of trying to become a king. Manlius Capitolinus was accused of trying to become a king and was sentenced to death in 385 BC because he used his personal fortune to help the poor. He was accused of trying to gain popular support to seize power for himself.
The most powerful factors that helped Rome become most powerful was their army, their determination and their organizational ability.The most powerful factors that helped Rome become most powerful was their army, their determination and their organizational ability.The most powerful factors that helped Rome become most powerful was their army, their determination and their organizational ability.The most powerful factors that helped Rome become most powerful was their army, their determination and their organizational ability.The most powerful factors that helped Rome become most powerful was their army, their determination and their organizational ability.The most powerful factors that helped Rome become most powerful was their army, their determination and their organizational ability.The most powerful factors that helped Rome become most powerful was their army, their determination and their organizational ability.The most powerful factors that helped Rome become most powerful was their army, their determination and their organizational ability.The most powerful factors that helped Rome become most powerful was their army, their determination and their organizational ability.
Romulus did not build Rome. The founding of Rome does not refer to the founding of the city. It refers to the creation the Roman state. Romulus unified the peoples who lived on the settlements of the hills which were to become the seven hills of Rome under his rule. Collectively, these settlements became Rome. Romulus was the first king of Rome as well as the founder of the city.
they help by sending criminals to jail
It depends on onions. The opponents of Caesar thought that he was dismantling the Roman Republic and planning to become a tyrant. His supporters thought that he was saving the Republic form collapse by improving its failing administration, tackling corruption and taking measures to help the starving masses.