History of Rome

According to the legend, Rome was founded in 753 BC by twin sons, Romulus and Thunder who were raised by women's wolves.

In the history of the 12th century, Roman civilization changed from monarchy to oligopoly, becoming a huge empire.

Since then, it lived, and as the chiefs of the Roman Empire and the Roman Catholic Church, it had a tremendous impact on the world.

In 616 neighboring countries of Roman complicated Etruscans had control of power, but were expelled 509 years after the establishment of the Roman Republic. It conquered the majority of Italy and then diverted that concern overseas In the first century BC it governed Spain, North Africa and Greece.

Expansion of the Roman Empire has given opportunities to individuals longing for power and self conflict brought about the collapse of democracy.

Julius Caesar ruled for a while for his dictator, his nephew, Oda, became the first Roman emperor and won the title of Augustus.

During the reign of Augustus, Christ was born and Christians persecuted until the 4th century, but the new religion was still dominating, and Rome became the center of Christianity.

It was the seat of the Pope, but in the Middle Ages Rome faded. The town was restored greatly in the mid 15th century and has been decorated with more than 200 years of Renaissance's largest artists and baroque decorations

People lived in Italy for a long time because of their fertility, but the powerful era of ancient Rome did not begin until after the great power of Greece and Egypt. The history of Rome is usually divided into three main stages. Rise of the Republic of Rome and the Roman Empire. The Roman Empire is usually divided according to who is the emperor.

From the foundation of the city to the history of Rome in the battle of Actium. In this course we will look at the evolution of the Roman Republic government, conquest and integration in Italy, the Mediterranean empire, and the domestic destruction and civic styles that ultimately destroyed the republic. Prerequisite: elementary school or advanced degree, or 3 units of history. The history of Rome ranges from the establishment of the principle of Augustus to the collapse of the Western empire. This course examines the social, economic and cultural development, including the role of the emperor as the ruler of Rome and the Mediterranean, the development of local culture, the maintenance of a stable military - tributary complex, and the rise of Christianity I will. Prerequisite: Beginner or advanced, or history 3 units

The basic history of Rome introduces a short story from the establishment of Aeneas and Rome to the great heroes, myths and the history of the collapse of the Western Empire. Roman famous characters are evolving around the main events whose names are always connected. Brilliant portrayal makes stories events a reality, making history a fascinating one for young people, awakening their enthusiasm for further reading and learning. When Tiberius was elected a forum of 10 to 14 years old, he began to make a speech at that forum, he said "the Licinia Act" should not be forced and boldly that the land should be distributed again. He clearly shows that poor civilians have no land and no work, it shows clearly how bad it is; he insists that they should be placed in their lives.