Imperial Rome and Its Republic
Overview on the Great Empire
Coliseum in Rome, Italy
You've probably heard of this city in Italy or by it's famous rule a millennium ago that occupied much of Europe. Its great wars, tactics for conquering and its supreme military that we still use today, only more modified.
Have you guessed yet?
Yep, that's right. Rome.
Considered one of the world's greatest civilizations, Rome was famous for many things, including some of the simplest things. And in general, this civilization is very large, expanding over a large period of time.
You will learn everything about Imperial and Republican Rome from it's war with Carthage, to the rankings of the army and to the formation of the Republic. And you'll learn about the mighty Senate of Rome and it's power that reigned over all the citizens, it's symbol and what it stood for. But first and most importantly, many ask ourselves, "How did Rome rise to power? And why is it considered the world's greatest empire ever built?"
Sections:
1. Carthage Before Rome
-Beginning of The Republic
2. Senate Logo and Military Power
-Republic
-Imperial Army
--Legions
--Contubernium
--Centuria
--Legatus Legionis
--Tribunus Laticlavius
--Praefectus Castrorum
3. Rome's Territory
4. Fall of the Great Empire
Have you guessed yet?
Yep, that's right. Rome.
Considered one of the world's greatest civilizations, Rome was famous for many things, including some of the simplest things. And in general, this civilization is very large, expanding over a large period of time.
You will learn everything about Imperial and Republican Rome from it's war with Carthage, to the rankings of the army and to the formation of the Republic. And you'll learn about the mighty Senate of Rome and it's power that reigned over all the citizens, it's symbol and what it stood for. But first and most importantly, many ask ourselves, "How did Rome rise to power? And why is it considered the world's greatest empire ever built?"
Sections:
1. Carthage Before Rome
-Beginning of The Republic
2. Senate Logo and Military Power
-Republic
-Imperial Army
--Legions
--Contubernium
--Centuria
--Legatus Legionis
--Tribunus Laticlavius
--Praefectus Castrorum
3. Rome's Territory
4. Fall of the Great Empire