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    McCune 1 In the ancient time’s women’s roles in civilizations were drastically different than they are today. In certain civilizations women had no independence, political power, economic status or education. While in others women were granted some of those privileges. Although no women in any civilization in ancient history were valued greater than the males in society certain civilizations valued women more than others. Ancient Greece consisted of two main city-states, Athens and Sparta. They both

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    Did you how what it was like in the government in ancient Romans and the ancient Japan? Do you what to how the government worked in ancient Romans and the ancient Japan? The government is a vital part of our society today, but its roots are in ancient history. Ancient Rome made many new laws to form their government, as did ancient Japan. The government in ancient Rome and ancient Japan was alike and different in several ways. Despite their differences, we see evidence of some of these governmental

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    Ancient Rome has contributed to the development of Western Civilisation. Ancient Rome was a sophisticated country that helped us build up this society that we now live in ? Western Civilisation by lending attributes that have made our world into what it has become. The government of Ancient Rome was (one of) the first to be created. If Romulus had not set down laws and chosen people to govern Rome, we would probably be all living in a very different way now. Also, Ancient Roman architecture has influenced

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    Valencia College All roads lead to Rome Mark Ireland Professor: D.A. Warner, PhD Intro to Humanities 1020   All roads lead to Rome Rome was a vast empire. At Rome’s peak the empire stretched nearly 1.7 million square miles and included most of southern Europe. To keep this vast empire organized the romans created a network of roadways or what we would call it today highways. This network would keep the empire connected with information and supplies to all the surrounding colonies and

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    Harten Nash Adamson World History 14/9/15 From a stone into a sculpture ¨I found Rome a city of bricks and left it a city of marble´-Augustus; a former emperor of ancient Rome and the first one, These words came out of the mouth of one or maybe the most important character in the ancient Rome’s History , he restored order in all of the roman empire an transformed the little empire of Rome into the gigantic and all fascinating Roman empire that the enemies feared but now is hugely interesting

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    gladiator was an ancient professional fighter who specialized in combat using particular weapons and armor. They fought organized games in large arenas in front of massive crowds throughout the Roman Empire from 105 BCE to 404 CE (”Ancient”). The Roman people were highly entertained by brutal gladiator fights. Though well trained gladiators gained fame from their wins, there were many things that could go wrong with gladiating. The costs of gladiating outweighed the benefits in ancient Rome because gladiators

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    The feelings that the Ancient Romans had towards music could be described as ambivalent. They admired it and at the same time, they condemned it. Music, nevertheless, played a role in Roman society that, as time passed, became less and less important to the Romans. As a result, much of the information about music in Ancient Rome has been lost in time. However what has been discovered about this topic is quite fascinating, in spite of what it is lacking. The subsequent paragraphs will explain some

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    Roman Slavery In Rome, there were people who worked as tutors, fieldworkers, and housemaids. Imagine having to work all day with no pay. In ancient Rome They used slaves similar to a lot of other places in the ancient world, Slavery had a long history in the ancient world and was practiced in Ancient Egypt and Greece, as well as Rome. All slaves and their families were the property of their owners similar to American slavery Slaves were often whipped, branded or cruelly mistreated. They had to

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    Though Rome made plenty of mistakes, it also influenced how people live today. For example, monumental construction, encouraging religion, extraordinary language, and even a strong government. Even though it was a troubling time, if Rome didn't fall we would probably make the same mistakes that caused them to fall. In 476 CE the Ancient Empire collapsed, but there wasn’t only one cause. There were multiple reasons to why Ancient Rome fell, from population, to military and politics. One important

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    The role of women within ancient Roman society is different to women in modern day society. Roman women have many responsibilities, roles and rights that they follow. They also had many restrictions to what they could do, and could not do such as getting divorced. Women were placed on the social structure according to where ever their male guardian was. If her father were a peasant, she would be too; if her husband were the emperor, she would be the empress etc. Ancient Roman woman had many strict

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