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Which empire was destroyed as a result of romes invasion of north Africa?
Carthage was the empire destroyed as a result of Rome's invasion
Why did Caesar blame the senate for the civil war?
The senate tried to take away all the advantages (and the glory) of Caesar's wars in Gaul. They also wanted to prosecute him for what they considered misdeeds or crimes when he was consul. Caesar considered this an insult to his "dignitas" or dignity, and the dignity of the soldiers who had fought with him. This concept of "dignitas" was an integral part of the Roman psyche.The senate tried to take away all the advantages (and the glory) of Caesar's wars in Gaul. They also wanted to prosecute him for what they considered misdeeds or crimes when he was consul. Caesar considered this an insult to his "dignitas" or dignity, and the dignity of the soldiers who had fought with him. This concept of "dignitas" was an integral part of the Roman psyche.The senate tried to take away all the advantages (and the glory) of Caesar's wars in Gaul. They also wanted to prosecute him for what they considered misdeeds or crimes when he was consul. Caesar considered this an insult to his "dignitas" or dignity, and the dignity of the soldiers who had fought with him. This concept of "dignitas" was an integral part of the Roman psyche.The senate tried to take away all the advantages (and the glory) of Caesar's wars in Gaul. They also wanted to prosecute him for what they considered misdeeds or crimes when he was consul. Caesar considered this an insult to his "dignitas" or dignity, and the dignity of the soldiers who had fought with him. This concept of "dignitas" was an integral part of the Roman psyche.The senate tried to take away all the advantages (and the glory) of Caesar's wars in Gaul. They also wanted to prosecute him for what they considered misdeeds or crimes when he was consul. Caesar considered this an insult to his "dignitas" or dignity, and the dignity of the soldiers who had fought with him. This concept of "dignitas" was an integral part of the Roman psyche.The senate tried to take away all the advantages (and the glory) of Caesar's wars in Gaul. They also wanted to prosecute him for what they considered misdeeds or crimes when he was consul. Caesar considered this an insult to his "dignitas" or dignity, and the dignity of the soldiers who had fought with him. This concept of "dignitas" was an integral part of the Roman psyche.The senate tried to take away all the advantages (and the glory) of Caesar's wars in Gaul. They also wanted to prosecute him for what they considered misdeeds or crimes when he was consul. Caesar considered this an insult to his "dignitas" or dignity, and the dignity of the soldiers who had fought with him. This concept of "dignitas" was an integral part of the Roman psyche.The senate tried to take away all the advantages (and the glory) of Caesar's wars in Gaul. They also wanted to prosecute him for what they considered misdeeds or crimes when he was consul. Caesar considered this an insult to his "dignitas" or dignity, and the dignity of the soldiers who had fought with him. This concept of "dignitas" was an integral part of the Roman psyche.The senate tried to take away all the advantages (and the glory) of Caesar's wars in Gaul. They also wanted to prosecute him for what they considered misdeeds or crimes when he was consul. Caesar considered this an insult to his "dignitas" or dignity, and the dignity of the soldiers who had fought with him. This concept of "dignitas" was an integral part of the Roman psyche.
Which nations were most closely related to the Zimmerman Note?
United States, Mexico, Germany The Zimmerman Telegram (1917) was sent by the foreign minister of Germany to the German consul in Mexico, suggesting that Germany would support Mexico in a war with the US.
Who is MacArthur F Corsino?
Former Philippine Ambassador to Cuba, former Philippine Consul General in Turkey and in the Sultanate of Oman, former Philippine Consul in Washington, D.C., a fellow of Harvard University's Center for International Affairs, finished a Ph.D. in Political Science from Northern Illinois U., received M.A. in Education and B.S.E. in History and English from Silliman U., Dumaguete City, Philippines. Also, former professor of political science in Silliman, former professorial lecturer in public administration in the U.P., a former Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and the Graduate School of Andres Bonifacio College, and former Editor-in-chief of the Mindanao Observer, Dipolog City, Philippines, and an internationally published author. Organized the evacuation of Filipinos from earthquake-stricken Haiti in 2010. Organized and led inter-agency task force that handled thousands of Filipino deportees from Sabah in 1996-97.
Who was the secretary of State who signed the Armistice for Germany?
The Secretary of State for Germany that signed the armistice was Matthias Erzberger. It was signed on November 11,1918 and effectively ended the war, though the Treaty of Versailles would make it official. He was later assassinated by a terrorist organization for signing the armistice.
At first Napoleon took power under the title of?
First Consul
How did the election of Marius as consul reflect a change in Romes government?
I don't even know
In 1802 napoleon named himself consul of the?
He became the " First Consul "
Did Ancient Romes Consul rule for lifetime terms?
No, the Roman consul held office for only one year. The only other way he could hold on to office longer was if he were to be appointed dictator. Even in this case a man was usually dictator for a specified length of time.
Who started Romes first government?
Romulus
When did Napoleon make consul of life?
He was confirmed as First Consul for Life on 2 August 1802.
What was Napoleon's first political title?
First Consul.
What was romes first code of laws was the?
Twelve tables
What was romes first overseas province?
Punic War
Did France become a republic when napoleon became first consul?
No, it didn't. France was already a Republic when Napoleon became First Consul in 1799.
Who was the second console that ruled with Julius Cesar?
The first time that Caesar was consul Balbus was his co-consul. The second time, it was Marc Antony. (even though Caesar was a dictator, he still appointed consuls)The first time that Caesar was consul Balbus was his co-consul. The second time, it was Marc Antony. (even though Caesar was a dictator, he still appointed consuls)The first time that Caesar was consul Balbus was his co-consul. The second time, it was Marc Antony. (even though Caesar was a dictator, he still appointed consuls)The first time that Caesar was consul Balbus was his co-consul. The second time, it was Marc Antony. (even though Caesar was a dictator, he still appointed consuls)The first time that Caesar was consul Balbus was his co-consul. The second time, it was Marc Antony. (even though Caesar was a dictator, he still appointed consuls)The first time that Caesar was consul Balbus was his co-consul. The second time, it was Marc Antony. (even though Caesar was a dictator, he still appointed consuls)The first time that Caesar was consul Balbus was his co-consul. The second time, it was Marc Antony. (even though Caesar was a dictator, he still appointed consuls)The first time that Caesar was consul Balbus was his co-consul. The second time, it was Marc Antony. (even though Caesar was a dictator, he still appointed consuls)The first time that Caesar was consul Balbus was his co-consul. The second time, it was Marc Antony. (even though Caesar was a dictator, he still appointed consuls)
Who took power when the French Revolution ended?
Napoleon Bonaparte as the First Consul, then as First Consul for Life and finally as the Emperor of the French.
