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Why did a group known as theologians arise during the Roman Empire rather than the Roman Republic?
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What event was the most significant in damaging the strength of the Byzantine Empire during the Crusades?
The collapse of the Western Roman Empire opened the Byzantine Empire to being attacked as well. The resources and troops were used for that, rather than being used to defeat the Persians.
In the 1600s Austria and Prussia were part of what empire?
They both were not in an empire together. Rather Austria was part of the Habsburg empire. Prussia was a growing nation of its own.
When the Roman republic changed into the Roman empire how did the government change?
The Roman aristocracy became obsessed with individual power, and their contests descended from political rivalry to civil war. After failed attempts by Sulla and Julius Caesar to use dictatorial power to restrain the infightiing, Augustus established a partnership with the Senate, and kept reserve powers to ensure that he had both over-riding control, and control of the army to enforce it as necessary.
What was the name of the empire founded by Charlemagne?
He founded what historians call the Carolingian empire. Some people rather loosely refer to it as the Holy Roman Empire. It called itself the Empire of the Romans, which was confusing because it was not the only country of the time to do so.
Which government preceded did the roman republic pass on to future civilizations?
The phrasing is unclear. The form of government which preceded the Roman Republic was the Roman Monarchy. The Republic was followed by rule by emperors. However, the Republic did not pass this on to future civilisations because: 1) it was the collapse of the Republic, rather than some sort of handover; 2) no future civilisation tried to replicate Rome's period of rule by emperors or, for that matter, the Roman Monarchy.
How did Rome go from a Republic to an emprie?
Rome did not go from a republic to an empire. They are two different things. The republic was/is a form of government while an empire is a political holding. Rome was an empire under the republican form of government. What is generally referred to as the "empire" is properly called the principate, in which the empire was ruled by one person rather than the collective senate.Rome did not go from a republic to an empire. They are two different things. The republic was/is a form of government while an empire is a political holding. Rome was an empire under the republican form of government. What is generally referred to as the "empire" is properly called the principate, in which the empire was ruled by one person rather than the collective senate.Rome did not go from a republic to an empire. They are two different things. The republic was/is a form of government while an empire is a political holding. Rome was an empire under the republican form of government. What is generally referred to as the "empire" is properly called the principate, in which the empire was ruled by one person rather than the collective senate.Rome did not go from a republic to an empire. They are two different things. The republic was/is a form of government while an empire is a political holding. Rome was an empire under the republican form of government. What is generally referred to as the "empire" is properly called the principate, in which the empire was ruled by one person rather than the collective senate.Rome did not go from a republic to an empire. They are two different things. The republic was/is a form of government while an empire is a political holding. Rome was an empire under the republican form of government. What is generally referred to as the "empire" is properly called the principate, in which the empire was ruled by one person rather than the collective senate.Rome did not go from a republic to an empire. They are two different things. The republic was/is a form of government while an empire is a political holding. Rome was an empire under the republican form of government. What is generally referred to as the "empire" is properly called the principate, in which the empire was ruled by one person rather than the collective senate.Rome did not go from a republic to an empire. They are two different things. The republic was/is a form of government while an empire is a political holding. Rome was an empire under the republican form of government. What is generally referred to as the "empire" is properly called the principate, in which the empire was ruled by one person rather than the collective senate.Rome did not go from a republic to an empire. They are two different things. The republic was/is a form of government while an empire is a political holding. Rome was an empire under the republican form of government. What is generally referred to as the "empire" is properly called the principate, in which the empire was ruled by one person rather than the collective senate.Rome did not go from a republic to an empire. They are two different things. The republic was/is a form of government while an empire is a political holding. Rome was an empire under the republican form of government. What is generally referred to as the "empire" is properly called the principate, in which the empire was ruled by one person rather than the collective senate.
Were the provinces governed by a roman appointed ruler?
The Roman provinces were governed by appointed governors who were representatives of the Republic during the Roman Republic, and of the emperors during the rule by emperors. The were subordinate administrator, rather than rulers. During the Republic they were called proconsuls. During the rule by emperors they were celled either proconsuls or imperial legates.
Is the US an empire?
No, the United States are a rebelled colony of the British Empire. If this you believe this to be an opinion rather than fact. Many historians will agree that the United States is not now or has been an empire as the general agreement for the definition for an Empire is that it requires a monarch.
Whose language is Roman?
Roman isn't a language itself but rather characterized people and culture associated with the Roman empire. During the time of the Roman empire Romans spoke Latin.
Was Ancient Greece one large empire?
It was neither an empire nor a republic. The first thing to understand is that "Ancient Greece" was not a unified political body (as was the Roman Republic/Empire) but rather a collection of independent city-states that operated under their own forms of government. Athens, for example, had a form of democratic government, while Sparta was under the rule of a king.
Who did the roman empire start with?
well it's usually thought to be Augustus who is identified as the first emperor because he is seen as having extinguished the republic and started the rule of a single ruler. of course one might say that the roman empire in the sense of roman conquests away from Italy had started earlier, and also that the republic had become a rather fictional entity during the time of sulla, pompey, Julius Caesar etc. however, the one word answer is Augustus, following the battle of actium in BC 31.
Texas became better known as the what rather than the republic of Texas?
Texas became better known as the "REGION", rather than the republic of Texas.
Did France governed and controlled India during the colonial period?
Partially. The French had land claims in India from 1759-1954. Although India is not generally grouped with the French Empire, but rather the British Empire.
What event was the most significant in damaging the strength of the Byzantine Empire during the Crusades?
The collapse of the Western Roman Empire opened the Byzantine Empire to being attacked as well. The resources and troops were used for that, rather than being used to defeat the Persians.
When did Rome's republic and empire form?
it took 147 years wow that's a lot! Rome's republic formed in 510 BC. As soon as Rome began expanding, it became an empire. After the battle of Zama in 202 BC when Rome acquired all the territories of Carthage, it became an empire. An empire is a large amount of territory governed by a sovereign authority and Rome under the republic met those requirements. What is commonly called the "Roman empire" was actually the principate, in which one man ruled rather than the senate. This one man who ruled is referred to as the emperor by historians although the Romans never used the term. This so-called "empire" formed in 30 BC after Octavian gained supreme power. He formed the principate.
Who is the governor of South Africa?
Since South Africa is not a province, nor part of an empire, it is not run by a governor, but rather by a president. The current president of the Republic of South Africais Kgalema Motlanthe. * South Africa is a country.
Identify the historical forces that precipitated the evolution of rome from monarchy to republic and finally empire?
Rome overthrew the kings because of their tyranny and established the republic where there would be a rule of consensus rather than a one man rule. The republic deteriorated because the various factions simply could not come to a consensus. This was because faction leaders bought off the tribunes, who had the power of veto. After the last civil war, it was obvious that strong leadership was needed, so the Roman public accepted the principate as better than yet another civil war. Even with this silent consent, Augustus still had to give the appearance of being the head of a republican form of government. Incidentally, the Roman government did not go from republic to empire. Rome had been an empire for hundreds of years under the republic. It went from a republic to a principate. "Emperor" was a word the Romans never used, only historians.
