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The first form of government in ancient Rome was a monarchy which lasted from its foundation in 753 BC to 509 BC. It was replaced by the Roman Republic which in turn was replaced by rule by emperors in 27 BC. The latter lasted until 476 BC.
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The final Etruscan King (who ruled Rome) was Tarquinius Superbus, or Tarquin the Proud. His son's rape of Lucretia resulted in his exile.
Yes and no. The position of dictator was an appointed office under the republic. It was only used when there was a crises of some type (usually a war) and the senate could not agree on how to solve it. It was meant to be a temporary position and when the crises was resolved the dictator was expected to resign. Over the span of the republic there were 87 dictators. Julius Caesar being the last.
Yes and no. The position of dictator was an appointed office under the republic. It was only used when there was a crises of some type (usually a war) and the senate could not agree on how to solve it. It was meant to be a temporary position and when the crises was resolved the dictator was expected to resign. Over the span of the republic there were 87 dictators. Julius Caesar being the last.
Yes and no. The position of dictator was an appointed office under the republic. It was only used when there was a crises of some type (usually a war) and the senate could not agree on how to solve it. It was meant to be a temporary position and when the crises was resolved the dictator was expected to resign. Over the span of the republic there were 87 dictators. Julius Caesar being the last.
Yes and no. The position of dictator was an appointed office under the republic. It was only used when there was a crises of some type (usually a war) and the senate could not agree on how to solve it. It was meant to be a temporary position and when the crises was resolved the dictator was expected to resign. Over the span of the republic there were 87 dictators. Julius Caesar being the last.
Yes and no. The position of dictator was an appointed office under the republic. It was only used when there was a crises of some type (usually a war) and the senate could not agree on how to solve it. It was meant to be a temporary position and when the crises was resolved the dictator was expected to resign. Over the span of the republic there were 87 dictators. Julius Caesar being the last.
Yes and no. The position of dictator was an appointed office under the republic. It was only used when there was a crises of some type (usually a war) and the senate could not agree on how to solve it. It was meant to be a temporary position and when the crises was resolved the dictator was expected to resign. Over the span of the republic there were 87 dictators. Julius Caesar being the last.
Yes and no. The position of dictator was an appointed office under the republic. It was only used when there was a crises of some type (usually a war) and the senate could not agree on how to solve it. It was meant to be a temporary position and when the crises was resolved the dictator was expected to resign. Over the span of the republic there were 87 dictators. Julius Caesar being the last.
Yes and no. The position of dictator was an appointed office under the republic. It was only used when there was a crises of some type (usually a war) and the senate could not agree on how to solve it. It was meant to be a temporary position and when the crises was resolved the dictator was expected to resign. Over the span of the republic there were 87 dictators. Julius Caesar being the last.
Yes and no. The position of dictator was an appointed office under the republic. It was only used when there was a crises of some type (usually a war) and the senate could not agree on how to solve it. It was meant to be a temporary position and when the crises was resolved the dictator was expected to resign. Over the span of the republic there were 87 dictators. Julius Caesar being the last.
Yes and no. The position of dictator was an appointed office under the republic. It was only used when there was a crises of some type (usually a war) and the senate could not agree on how to solve it. It was meant to be a temporary position and when the crises was resolved the dictator was expected to resign. Over the span of the republic there were 87 dictators. Julius Caesar being the last.
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