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Who was the man that brought down the roman empire from the inside?
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How did Augustus have a negative impact on the roman empire?
Augustus can hardly be said to have had a negative impact of the Roman Empire. He saved the empire. He won the Final Civil War of the Roman Republic (the last of a series of devastating civil wars which brought down the Republic) and became the sole ruler of the empire and the first Roman emperor. He re-established the stability of the empire by becoming an absolute ruler and creating a strong government capable of controlling the governors of the Roman provinces, who had previously treated the provinces as their personal fiefs, and tackled the corruption and inefficiencies of the government of the Late Republic. The strong governance he created laid the foundations of the Pax Romana (Roman Peace) a 206-year period of relative political stability in the empire which led to great prosperity due to its facilitation of the development of thriving networks around the empire and beyond (Arabia, Persia, India, China and Ethiopia).
Who is emperor was responsible for extending the boundaries of roman empire?
Trajan, who crossed the Danube added Dacia (Romania) to the Roman Empire, and he expanded into the East, although the Eastern provinces were abandoned by his successor Hadrian. Earlier, the Emperor Claudius added Britain to the Roman Empire.
Who was responsible in rome for the transition from a republic to an empire?
Augustus emerged as the final victor of the civil wars which brought down the Roman Republic. He used his power to establish himself as an absolute ruler and become the first Roman emperor, starting Rome's 506-year period of rule by emperors. Historians make a confusing use of the term empire. It has two meanings. One is the usual one of conquered territories. The other refers to the period when Rome was ruled by emperors. In Territorial terms, the Roman Republic already had an empire. In fact, much of Rome's imperial expansion occurred during the period of the Republic.
Did the rise of Christianity and Islam contribute to the fall of rome?
Islam did not contribute to the fall of Rome and the western part of the Roman Empire. This part of the empire fell more than a century before the rise of Islam. This religion contributed to the fall of the eastern part of the Roman Empire (which historians all Byzantine Empire) which existed for nearly 1,000 years after the fall of the western part. It united the Arabs, who went on to take over the Roman territories in Jordan, Palestine, Lebanon, Syria and North Africa. The Ottoman Turks took over Turkey and the European territories and conquered the Capital, Constantinople, bringing down this empire. They were Muslims. However, power, rather than religion was their motivation. Christianity did not play a part in the fall of the Roman Empire, be it the western part or the eastern part. It became the state religion and part of the fabrics of state and society. Some pagan Roman thought that Christianity had weakened the fighting spirit of the Romans, but this was not the case.
Why did the Roman Empire thrive under augustes?
He knew the Senate wanted the other type of government, but, however, he also knew that the republic had been too weak to solve Roman's problems. Although he gave some power to the Senate, he really put himself in charge.
Who was the leader of the visigoths?
Alaric the 1st was a Visigoth cheiftain who brought down a portion of the roman empire.
Who was the Spanish conqueror that brought down the Aztec empire?
Cortes
Who brought down the Ming empire?
Your Madder (Mother with accent)! Today!
What group brought an end to the Islamic empire?
It depends on the Islamic Empire in question. Assuming that you are talking about the Abbassid Caliphate (which is most commonly referred to as "the Islamic Empire"), the group that brought them down was the MONGOLS.
What war brought down the Greek empire?
eat poo but 1d is the best
What caused roman republic Tobe an empire?
Historian make a confusing use of the term Roman Empire. they use it to refer both to the territories Rome conquered and the period of rule by emperors which followed the fall of the Roman Republic. The Roman Republic was brought down by a series of civil wars which tore it apart. Augustus was the final winner of these wars and established his absolute rule and became the first Roman emperor. Thus, he started the 503-year period of rule by emperors. In terms of empire as territorial conquests, the Roman Republic already had an empire. Much of Rome's imperial expansion occurred during the Republic.
What prince brought down the temple in Israel at the time of roman occupation?
titus
Why did the middle age begin?
because the fall of the Roman Empire was falling down
Why are Visigoths important?
they rebelled against the Romans and defeated them in A.D. 378 at the battle of AdrianopleThe visigoths were a group of people from Central Europe in about the 5th century AD. They disrupted and eventually brought down the Roman Empire.
Why are the Visigoths important?
they rebelled against the Romans and defeated them in A.D. 378 at the battle of AdrianopleThe visigoths were a group of people from Central Europe in about the 5th century AD. They disrupted and eventually brought down the Roman Empire.
When did the roman army fall?
i believe the roman army ended in 416 when atilla the hun brought down western rome
What become the moral authority of the late roman empire?
During the Roman Republic two censors were responsible for enforcing the rules of public morality. Their offices were not renewed during the civil wars which brought down the Republic. Augustus, the first Roman emperor, appointed two censors in 222 BC. Thereafter this role was taken on by the emperors as Prefects of the morality (Praefectura Morum). This continued into the Late Empire.
