Rome's Lack of Independence

Rome is not an independent culture. Instead, they take and use the ideas from other cultures, especially Greece as their own ideas. "Even if Rome conquered Greece in 146 BC, Greece could say" at least culturally govern Rome "(Sayre 180). It is believed that Rome dominated Greece after conquest, but in reality Greece is affecting Rome in various aspects of Roman society. The most influential factors adopted in Greek culture are art and architecture, citizenship and government, education and myths.

One of the most important reasons for the collapse of Rome was the economy. Rome has many economic problems. I must start with a prisoner of war or lack of war. When Emperor Hadrian set the border and Rome said that it had not grown anymore in the year 121, the Empire lost one of three major sources of income, the captive. Another major income source is trade. Rome plays the role of broker in interstate trade. These provinces were said to produce what, and they were produced and sold to Rome. And Rome sold it to other regions at a higher price. But as state became more and more independent, they reduced all intermediaries. Therefore, in this strategy, the province is one of Rome's largest sources of revenue. Rome's third source of economic power is taxation. Since the other two sources of income began to disappear, the Roman government raised taxes to the people of Rome.

The income of Rome is equal to the amount of the successful bid tax. Taxpayers' benefits include additional amounts that may be deprived from the general in the form of blessings or blindness in Rome. The lack of effective supervision, combined with the desire of tax farmers to maximize profits, is extremely cruel and unfair for taxpayers and arbitrary depreciation considered to be very harmful to investment and the economy We have created a system. We used Egypt's huge land rent to fund the operation of the empire because Augustus conquered Egypt and relied on the Roman government. It is considered to be the private property of Augustus, not actually the state of the empire, so it becomes part of the property of each inherited emperor.