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    Roman Empire Vs Usa

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    When you hear the word “empire” many things can come to mind. The word is commonly associated with the Romans. In modern society, many people tend to compare the Roman Empire to the United States of America. In my opinion, the Roman Empire and the United States differ in three key ways. The ways being: their form of government, slavery and the colonizing of other countries . To have an empire you must also have an emperor or empress. That being said, my next train of thought leads me to the word

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    Honorable is defined as being truthful while a conspirator is defined as being a traitor and committing an illegal or wrongful act. I think Brutus was not being an honorable man and played a role as a traitor against his country and friend. First of all, Brutus did not know what his country wanted and what was best for it. Second, Brutus didn’t even know what he wanted until Cassius deceived him. Lastly, Brutus was a traitor toward Caesar and his country by killing his dearest friend. My argument

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    Fear In Julius Caesar

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    The plethora of effort used to maintain a mob of many people is tremendous. This is displayed in The Tragedy Of Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare through the portrayal of the characters of Julius Caesar and Brutus. Caesar and Brutus both showed how fear is better for leadership than love. If a leader is feared, their rule will be more successful because it is easier to rule with set consequences. If someone is loved as a leader, they have a certain image to uphold. If people disagree with their

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    Many people have different opinions on Julius Caesar and his death. Some say he died a hero and others say he died a tyrant. The opinion of Caesar dying a tyrant is the correct one. The article “Killing Caesar” by Jon Herman give examples of this opinion. Caesar was a tyrant because he took power away from the senate, started wearing royal clothes, and had a craving for power. Caesar was shown a tyrant by taking power away from the senate and wearing royal clothes. The article provides proof of

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    Julius Caesar, a villain or hero? Julius Caesar made many reforms to help the Roman Republic grow stronger. Also, many people loved him, and were very loyal to him. In my opinion Julius Caesar is a hero to Rome. First of all Julius was kind to his enemies that he defeated. He offered them to join the government after, and to become a citizen. Caesar was not very cruel to his enemies he defeated, as a matter of fact he treated them fairly. Even after he had fought a hard war that was glory and ugly

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    Killing Caesar: Good or Bad Is Brutus or Antony's speech more effective? Both speeches affected the people in a different way. Antony's speech appealed to the people more considering that he used emotion in his speech. Brutus tells the people why Caesar had to die. Antony makes the people understand what Brutus and the conspirators did to Caesar. Comparing both the speeches they were similar and different in some ways. Brutus uses logic to persuade the audience to visualize why the conspirators

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    Is the man who calms the crowd is more persuasive? Or is the man who can angers one more effective? It is very obvious that Antony's speech was more effective after he convinced all of rome that Brutus killed Caesar in vain. Antony used many pieces of evidence to sway the opinion of the romans to believe that Brutus was wrong. He also uses emotion and establishes more credibility or effectively than Brutus. These arguments are far more effective than Brutus saying that he killed Caesar because he

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    Character Interactions Readers sometimes wonder why certain characters have the relationships they do with other characters. The relationships can lead to good outcomes or can take a different turn. Often, the interaction between two certain characters can cause problems to advance with poor outcomes, a theme to be created, and leading one to a tragic downfall. In the play, The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, Brutus and Cassius’ relationship is one that takes a different turn. Brutus is the tragic hero

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    Final Exam Paper Why Rome is most like Modern America By, Elianna R. Caro It can be easily seen that modern America and the Ancient Roman republic closely resemble each other. Even the founding fathers kept Rome in mind while creating an America into what we know and love today. There are some who believe Modern America could end the way Rome tragically did, others believe America is trying to emulate the latter. The founding fathers

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    A dying Marcus Aurelius plans to name his most loyal general, Maximus, keeper of Rome. Unfortunately, Marcus’ greedy and neglected son Commodus does not like the idea of another man, especially an unrelated one, taking his place as emperor. Commodus takes matters into his own hands and kills his beloved father and rules as the emperor of Rome. He orders his soldiers to take Maximus too an isolated area to be slain. Fortunately, Maximus escapes and goes to find his family. In hope that he will find

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