Compare And Contrast Rome And United States

Rome and the USA have very similar governments. In the executive branch Rome elects two consuls (one controls the army and the other controls the government) and the U.S. elects one president. They share the same job of being the chief executives of government and army of the country. The legislative branch controls and advises the consuls or president on foreign policies. Rome has the Centuriate Assembly and Tribal Assembly and the U.S. has the House of Representatives which both make laws. The judicial branch elects Praetors and Supreme Court which oversees civil and criminal cases. The Twelve Tables and the U.S. Constitution both contain basic laws of their country.

Thesis: The Greek influence of outstanding culture, gods, and their beautiful art to the Romans’ they took this inspiration on to their own creation. Both ancient build devotion to their gods they would bring the most precious things to them temples, however, they would focus on making large empire to rule and to take control of their city-states.

We all know that Ancient Rome had a great civilization that conquered many other great civilizations like Spain, France, Greece, and whale. They have much in common with the United States like being the powerhouse of their time and we’re the powerhouse of modern time. Modern United States Is also different from Ancient Rome by what we drink out of, they use lead pipes for the wealthy which in turn poisoned the high class. This is different from modern U.S. by we used bottled water which doesn’t kill or poison people.

Life in Rome is very different to life in the united states. Such as government,activities,and religion. Although the two had many differences, they also had some similarities, but they are still different .

Did you know that the Romans built stadiums that are twice as big as the biggest stadium today? The Circus Maximus is the biggest stadium ever built. It is very similar to what we know as today as football stadiums. The Circus Maximus was built in the sixth century by Lucius Tarquinius Priscus. Rome and the US are more similar than different the similar because of government, agriculture, and entertainment.

     Although the Romans and Americans have many similarities, there exist equally prominent differences. One main difference between Roman and modern American civilization is the technology available to each. Americans have enjoyed the benefit of the Industrial Revolution and the Information Age, requiring less hard labor and more efficient production. The Romans had to employ slaves from conquered nations to reap great harvests, mine precious metals, and build long roads. A lot of that work has been made easier in America, as machines have replaced hand-shovels and pickaxes. The lack of passable roads in Rome was a hindrance to its trade, while Americans can blow out a mountain and build a relatively more level road for its goods to be carried on efficiently. The dawn of

Rome is a better system than athens because they are more organized they have a little bit more freedom and the education is better. There's better government they have better rights and there's more citizen ship you also don't need as much as athen..

The Roman Republic was one of the earliest democratic civilizations in history. After the Romans overthrew the Etruscan civilization, they wanted a better government system. The way the new Roman government was set up, it required every citizen to contribute. The Romans were very democratic based on their government, the citizens part in it, and how they voted.

The philosopher George Santayana once stated that “those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” When comparing this quote to world history, the quote can be interpreted as a warning, that the past can be a guide to help shape modern society by providing wisdom from past mistakes. Ancient Rome like America is known for being a melting pot of both religion and cultures while also having a complex social structure. They both stand out for being known for their tales of strategy, powerful military, and how other cultural expressions influences their own. When comparing ancient Rome to modern America, it can be seen how similar they are to one another.

The economy and politics of Greece were extremely complex. Most importantly Greek commercial expansion through new trade markets around the Mediterranean with the non-Greek world made it possible for more men to purchase land and power. At the same time the concept of a polis (city) and demos (common people) and the idea of discussion of public choices and possible outcomes with collective concern were born in the city-state. Two of the most well-known to us today are Athens and Sparta, but there were many more. The mountainous terrain as well as a deeply entrenched sense of independence probably allowed the system to remain more of a loose confederation than a central republic, like that of Rome.

     Not only was Rome highly influential back in its prime, but many of its ideals are still remaining strong in some form or another. A perfect example of this is the United States. Even in the "Pledge of Allegiance" there are traces of Rome. For part of it states that; "? By the republic for which it stands?" this says that this country is ran under a republic. Just as Rome in its first five hundred year reign. We have adopted the same thought that through our senators, who are elected by the people, a better country can be developed. This is an almost exact adoption of the Roman states system that implies a highly centralized government can run an entire nation effectively.

The Roman Empire led to its fall. Since the area was so huge, barbarian tribes started to invade the borders and slowly the Roman Empire fell.

Have you ever thought that the U.S. government is easily comparable to the Roman's version of government? Maybe that's because the U.S. government is roughly parallel with the Ancient Roman Government. The Romans did not have a constitution, like us Americans, but their division of executive, legislative, and judicial branches is similar. The Roman government served as a template for the American government. As you read further, you will see how the governmental structures, with detail, are similar by first making points on the American style contrasted with the Roman style of government.

“While stands the Coliseum, Rome shall stand; When falls the Coliseum, Rome shall fall; And when Rome falls - the World.” Lord Byron. This essay will discuss the similarities of military, economics and systems of government between the Roman Empire of the 6th century BCE and the United States of America of the 20th century. History has revealed that all superpowers fall eventually, although much time has passed since the glory days of Rome we see in 2015 the largest superpower in charge, the United States. There are many similarities that can be drawn between the American superpower and the Roman Empire such as the same founding of government and both dominated in military, as well as economic similarities. This leads

The Roman Republic and American Republic have similarities and differences when it comes to the structure of government. They both have an Executive Branch, Legislative Branch and Judicial Branch. The Roman Republics Executive Branch consist of two consuls that are elected by the assembly for one year. Their Legislative Branch consist of Senate of 300 members that are elected from Aristocracy. The Judicial Branch consist of Praetors which are eight judges selected for one year by the Centuriate Assembly.