Little Caesars

The story of ancient Rome is a tale of how a small community of shepherds in the central Italy grew to become one of the greatest empires in history, and then collapsed. According to Roman legend. Rome was founded in 753 B.C. By 275 B.C., it controlled most of the Italian Peninsula. In the A.D. 100’s, the Roman Empire covered about half of Europe, much of the Middle East, and the northern coast of Africa. The empire then began to crumble, party because it was too big for Rome to govern.      The

It's Just a Formality You likely won't be addressing many letters to a Roman Emperor, but a few centuries ago the old quill would have drained half an ink bottle just penning his title if you were addressing the Roman Emperor Commodus: Caesar Imperator Lucius Aelius Aurelius Antoninus Commodus Augustus Pius Beatus Sarmaticus Maximus Germanicus Maximus Britannicus Maximus, Pax Orbis, Invictus, Romanus Herculaeus, Pontifex Maximus, Patria Patriae, Amazonius Fortunatus, Consul for the Seventh Time

History of Terrorism CRJ 441 Homeland Defense Instructor: Gloria Ramsey By Jacqueline Marrero 02/08/2016 Terrorism is defined as an act of violence that is committed by an organization or a single person in order to be heard. Terrorist acts are usually based on a couple factors such as, historical grievances, foreign policy decision, poverty, and religion. Terrorism is not a new act amongst the world but something that has been around since the beginning. To understand a criminal you must

I. Rome’s Creation of a Mediterranean Empire, 753- B.C.E. - 600 B.C.E. A. A Republic of Farmers, 753 B.C.E. - 31 B.C.E. - Research shows that Palatine Hill was occupied as early as 1000 B.C.E. and agriculture was an essential economic activity. - Land ownership determined social status, political privilege, and more. - Heads of wealthy families were members of the Senate, whom played a role in politics of the state. - The Republic(official source of power) lasted from 507 to 31 B.C.E. and included

Pre-modern World War Strategies As human beings stepped into a new phase of civilizations, many wars have occurred between different people, and the wars were not surely out of violence. The sources that we have used so far for this course are all about the wars in pre-modern world. According to Sun Tzu, “supreme excellence” is an important thing in the battles because it can be helpful to break down the enemies without fighting (Part III, 2), by which he means to fight skillfully rather than military

The Roman Empire was perhaps the most achieving empires that lasted from 31 B.C. to 476 A.D. The Romans did many things that lead to the empire’s success and allowed for it to last so many years. They had a way of governing the citizens that allowed for this longevity; keeping its people “happy" by granting citizenship wherever they conquered (not to everyone though). Citizenship during the Roman Empire held the duties of military service and the advantage of marriage, voting, and holding a position

Fall of the Roman Republic By Ryan Anderson Arguably the greatest contribution to the eventual downfall of the Roman Republic was the institution of Gaius Marius' popular, yet dangerous reforms, and his repeated usage of questionable political tactics to achieve his underlying personal goals. By undermining the power of the senate through illegal political conduct, and by introducing reforms that created the open potential for abuse of military power, Marius paved the way for future military

Military engineering was only evident during the peak of Roman military during the mid-Republic to the mid-Empire. Before the mid-Republic period there is very little evidence of military engineering, and in the late Empire it is the same. Only during the central period was engineering a major part of the Roman Military. Military engineering took the form of the regular construction of fortified camps, in road-building

The bread and circuses, a very effective form of authority, was a key contributing factor to the end of the Roman republic because it pampered the people of Rome to a point that they did not care about their rights or voting as long as they got they free food and entertainment, which politicians took advantage of. The Roman Bread and Circuses, wildly extravagant and free events, gathered masses of people to participate. Juvenal, a famous roman satirist, first said the term "Panem et Circensus",

support of Rome, while also turning it against Antony. Antony controlled around 30 legions and 500 ships. This led to the naval battle of Actium, against the smaller forces of Octavius. As Octavius took his time chasing them, he was surprised at the little resistance. Antony risked a battle, but his soldiers deserted in droves. His end was now inevitable. Not only his own end, but also Cleopatra’s. (Southern 2001, 99). They both committed suicide and Octavius was victorious and annexed Egypt into the