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There were three major periods. The Regal, the Republic, and the Imperial.

Regal - 753 B.C. - 510 B.C.

Rome was monarchical and ruled with about 7 kings. The first one was named Romulus. He and his twin brother named Remus, said to have founded Rome in 753 B.C.

Republican - 509 B.C. - 29 B.C.

In 509 B.C. Rome adopted a republic way of governing, in which the state was ruled by two representatives, called praetors. They were later called consuls. One of them was Julius Caesar who became a famous general and dictator.

Imperials = 27 B.C. - 476 A.D.

The rise of the Roman Empire and leaders like Octavian - Rome's first emperor and issues an era of peace, and Nero - Rome's Cruelest emperor.

Rome conquered and annexed neighboring people's. This slow expansion led them to the Roman's domination of the Italian peninsula and the entire Mediterranean Sea. Including Greeks, Egyptians and the Carthaginians.

Rome conquered and annexed neighboring people's. This slow expansion led them to the Roman's domination of the Italian peninsula and the entire Mediterranean Sea. Including Greeks, Egyptians and the Carthaginians.

There were three major periods. The Regal, the Republic, and the Imperial.

Regal - 753 B.C. - 510 B.C.

Rome was monarchical and ruled with about 7 kings. The first one was named Romulus. He and his twin brother named Remus, said to have founded Rome in 753 B.C.

Republican - 509 B.C. - 29 B.C.

In 509 B.C. Rome adopted a republic way of governing, in which the state was ruled by two representatives, called praetors. They were later called consuls. One of them was Julius Caesar who became a famous general and dictator.

Imperials = 27 B.C. - 476 A.D.

The rise of the Roman Empire and leaders like Octavian - Rome's first emperor and issues an era of peace, and Nero - Rome's Cruelest emperor.

Rome conquered and annexed neighboring people's. This slow expansion led them to the Roman's domination of the Italian peninsula and the entire Mediterranean Sea. Including Greeks, Egyptians and the Carthaginians.

Rome conquered and annexed neighboring people's. This slow expansion led them to the Roman's domination of the Italian peninsula and the entire Mediterranean Sea. Including Greeks, Egyptians and the Carthaginians.

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My Thoughts Regal - 753 B.C. - 510 B.C. Rome was monarchical and ruled with about 7 kings. The first one was named Romulus. He and his twin brother named Remus, said to have founded Rome in 753 B.C. Republican - 509 B.C. - 29 B.C. In 509 B.C.

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My thoughts:
Rom started of small but became huge and today is known by most. They thought in new and creative ways and built their civilisation intelligently by conquering lands, their inventions and incorporating things from the culture of other places.

My question:
Why did the Roman king convert to Christianity and not create a religion for Rome?

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My Thoughts:

The Roman Empire rose from a little town into one of history's most powerful empires. There was steady change throughout the society. Whether it was new governance and leaders or adopting new characteristics from the regions they colonised, such as art, architecture, religion, language, or military methods, new aspects from the locations they colonised were adopted.

My Question:

Why did the Romans change their style of leadership every period?

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https://www.sutori.com/en/story/untitled--KXFPuhHfqJK4HEscrAo3cURB

question - which was the best governance style over all the Romans used?

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Regan Era (753 B.C. - 510 B.C.)

Rome originated as a tiny town on the Tiber River in 753 B.C. Rome was controlled by seven kings throughout the Regal Period.

Romulus (Rome's First King) reigned from 753 to 716 B.C.

Ruma Pomilius (716-673 B.C.) was a Roman general who lived from 716 to 673 B.C.

Tullus Hostilius (673 - 642 B.C.) was a Roman general who lived from 673 to 642 B.C.

Ancus Marcius lived between 642 and 616 B.C.

Lucius Tarquinius Priscus (616-579 B.C.) was a Roman general who lived from 616 to 579 B.C.

Severius Tullius (578-535 B.C.) was a Roman general who lived from 578 to 535 B.C.

Lucius Tarquinius Superbus (535-509 B.C.) was a Roman general who lived from 535 to 509 B.C.

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Regan Era (753 B.C. - 510 B.C.) Rome originated as a tiny town on the Tiber River in 753 B.C. Rome was controlled by seven kings throughout the Regal Period. Romulus (Rome's First King) reigned from 753 to 716 B.C. Ruma Pomilius (716-673 B.C.) was a Roman general who lived from 716 to 673 B.C.

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My thoughts:

The Roman Empire was a powerful empire which conquered many places with the help of their strong military. They were inspired by many other civilizations and made many advancements in engineering. The Roman Empire flourished for more than 1000 years!

My question:

How did the Roman Empire sustain and flourish for 1000 years? Why did they never rise back after the fall/decline?

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My thoughts

I think the Roman's used stratergy to get to where they got. They were great thinkers. Slowly but steadily they conquered lots of places and their power grew.

My question

What scared them so much and what was the cause of their crisis that led to the fall of the Roman Empire.

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https://www.sutori.com/en/story/untitled--RbGTsymf2Z79TTTAtAaXFpsU

Is the roman empire and holy roman empire the same

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The Regal Period (753 B.C. - 510 B.C.) In 753 B.C., Rome began as a small village on Italy’s Tiber River. In the Regal Period, Rome was ruled by 7 Kings. 753 - 716 B.C. - Rome’s first king. The republican period (509 B.C. to 29 B.C.) elected representatives 49-44 BC - Julius Caesar Imperial period…

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My Question - At what point did power start getting manipulated in the Roman Empire?

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I never thought a tiny village in Rome will become the greatest Empire.

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https://www.sutori.com/en/story/ancient-rome--U15oTBJvdkWQpxDNdgnDt1pk - This is the link to my Sutori Timeline. My Question - Why did Rome stop colonizing after it expanded?

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The Regal Period (753 B.C. - 510 B.C.)

In 753 B.C., Rome began as a small village on Italy's Tiber River. In the Regal Period, Rome was ruled by 7 Kings.

Romulus (Rome's First King) - 753 B.C. - 716 B.C.

Ruma Pomilius - 716 - 673 B.C.

Tullus Hostilius - 673 - 642 B.C.

Ancus Marcius - 642 - 616 B.C.

Lucius Tarquinius Priscus - 616 - 579 B.C.

Severius Tullius - 578 - 535 B.C.

Lucius Tarquinius Superbus - 535 - 509 B.C.

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Timeline of the Roman Empire The Regal Period (753 B.C. - 510 B.C.) In 753 B.C., Rome began as a small village on Italy's Tiber River. In the Regal Period, Rome was ruled by 7 Kings. Romulus (Rome's First King) - 753 B.C. - 716 B.C. Ruma Pomilius - 716 - 673 B.C.

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My thoughts -
No one would ever imagine a small village would become one of the greatest empires in history.

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My thoughts:
It was impressive that they managed to become so big so fast. They were one of the biggest empires which ever existed. There thoughts were to always gain control over one - another. And they always managed to do that!

My question:
How did the Roman empire fall so badly and never managed to make a comeback after it?

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My Thoughts -
The Roman Empire started off as a small village and grew into one of history's greatest empires. Throughout the civilisation, there was constant change. Whether it was new governance and leaders or adopting new aspects from the places they colonised, like  the art, architecture, religion, language or military styles.

My Question -
Why were the governance styles changed so many times in the duration of the Roman Empire?

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My Thoughts

After building the start of their empire, the Romans spent a lot of their time trying to take over / colonize other countries. A few of the rulers / emperors / kings such as Nero were, in the words of the video "cruel". Their architecture, art language, script, and more was adopted from other countries as well.

My Question

Even though they had the ability to build so much themselves (I don't mean the land they colonized, I mean the script, architecture, art, etc.), why did they take it from other places, even after those countries had been colonized?

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I have made my fact sheet on word. (yes i know very boring)

My Thoughts

At the start it was just a small village and after a 1000 years its becomes an empire, From kings to dictators and then emperors, the governments changing time and time again, and a quote comes to my mind "change is the only constant."

My Question

After colonizing so much land and so many territories, why were threats from outside of the empire so alarming and frightening to the empire?

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I have made my timeline on Sutori and it’s too long for me to screenshot it, so I am enclosing the link here: https://www.sutori.com/en/story/introduction-to-rome--zpN8SKjghfWhkrHPDMAYV7VF

My Thoughts

The Romans were colonisers. And I know at least some of them were very cruel. Therefore, I’m a bit wary of the Roman Empire- But their architectural accomplishments (the aqueducts and bath houses) were quite interesting.

My Question

The Alphabet shown in the video looked nothing like Roman Script- what was it? Also, if they did take their language from that state- Etruria,- why did they call it ‘Roman’ Script?

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Eventually, the Roman Empire began to decline. This was due to internal conflict such as:

"Political corruption

Economic crises

Class conflict"

This weakened the Empire internally, and outside threats such as invasions and war helped fuel the downward spiral.

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The timeline of Rome 753 B.C When it was founded, Rome was a small village on the Tiber River. *I could not find a picture of a sculpture or painting from Rome in 753 B.C* The Regal Period (753 B.C. - 510 B.C) During the Regal Period, Rome was ruled by monarchs, 7 kings.

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Miss I have the free account so I couldn't download so I am sending in screenshots.