Classical Era in Latin America and Europe

Each classical civilization develops its own political, cultural and economic style, but the economic and social model of Latin America clearly separates this civilization from the Western society. The difference. On politics, the most obvious feature of Western society is the creation of a new political ideology that is neither absolute nor dictatorship. The instability of politics in Latin America has created a weakened structure that has restricted criminal and landlord control.

Renaissance and modern Latin are widely known as New Latin. It is a pity that the word itself closely resembles the word "classic" for a variety of reasons. "Classical" sounds ambiguous and exaggerated, but "New Latin" has a weak and ridiculous atmosphere. (Actions beginning with "neo-" are often marginal and will not help.) "New Latin" also misleadingly suggests trying something new which no longer exists I will. It can be applied to all post-classical Latin, in other words, paradigm of language of life and dead words is a suspicious and practical concept of romanticism.

The Roman Republic (Latin: RēspūblicaRōmāna, classical Latin :) is the era of ancient Roman civilization, dating from the collapse of the Roman era back to 509 B.C. and ended in 27 BC with the formation of the Roman Empire. It was during this period that Roman rule ranged from the environment around the city to the hegemony of the Mediterranean world as a whole. In the Roman society under the Republic, Latin, Etruscan, and Greek elements are culturally mixed, especially in the Pantheon of Rome. In addition, its political organization is strongly influenced by Greek city Magna Grecia, general elections and annual magistrates are supervised by the Senate. The most advanced magistrate is the two consular officials with broad administrative, legislative, judicial, military and religious powers.

Through the Roman Empire, Greek culture generally became the basis of Western culture. The preservation of classical Greek learning in the medieval Byzantine tradition further influenced the Slavic people and later the Golden Age of Islam and the Renaissance of Western Europe. The Renaissance of modern Greek learning occurred in the neoclassical movement in Europe and America in the 18th and 19th centuries.