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In conclusion do not let your empire fall into chaos after the death of a great ruler by letting it split into 3 different sections. As for the US collapsing or preventing this they already are, as you can see it is stable and few presidents actually die in office. And when once does the law is swiftly carried out, like the case with Abraham Lincoln.

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Theses things that lead to the downfall of Rome could lead to the downfall of most countries, and the USA is no exception. Should the USA split into 3 different sections and those 3 sections fight each other they would tear each other apart, the amount of civilian casualties
would be stupidly high and the cost of the war insane, not only that but the damage to the infrastructure would also cost more. With all of those factors combined that alone could lead to the downfall.

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After Octavian beat the other Triumvirates he was known as Augustus, the first emperor of a unified Rome, well Augustus had a long life, and died of natural causes, one of the few emperor's with the privilege of doing so, after him they were assassinated, on a constant basis. Being at he mercy of the praetorian guard, well this lead to their downfall due to the emperor being at the mercy of his own personal guard, essentially being able to be blackmailed by them.

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Rome was founded in 753BC and it was ruled by the powerful king Romulus.

The Romans built such an efficient army that they could march up to 40KM a day.

The first actual conflict was with the sabine people because they would kidnap all of the Roman women but the war was ended with a truce.

They had an emperor that was 8ft 6in tall his name was Maximinus Thrax

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Rome was the greatest empire the world has ever seen for it's time, that much is indisputable, but now it has fallen, yet there is a lot to take from the fall of this great empire. Most of the empires strength revolved around it's legions and the great rulers it had in it's time. Our Category is political, and we shall be showing you a few things that lead to the rise, but then also potentially lead to it's fall due to instability of the good things.

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Rome had many of political achievements, one of them being the abolishment of a Republic and the forming of a powerful empire, who now relied on a single Emperor instead of a very large and pointless council. Who made decision making for the leader of rome difficult, having to get approval from atleasst a majority of them, the person who abolished it was the former general Julius Ceasar.

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Rome had many great and efficient rulers, and that is what lead to it's downfall. Due to inconsistency of good rulers. But let us focus more on the greater leaders, rulers like Julius Caesar. He was a military leader, one that lead from the front, he conquered all of Gaul in the time span of only 8 years. Before then returning to Rome and in a sense basically abolishing the republic, making himself emperor.

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The council was unhappy that Julius got so powerful and so they murdered him in cold blood. After the assassination of Julius the empire went into chaos over who would be the next emperor, Octavian was his great nephew, and his designated heir but there was also 3 other prominent noblemen with a claim on the emperor's throne, and also with Legions to back up the claim.

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The second triumvirate was an alliance between Octavian, Lepidus and lastly Antony, these men lead Rome against it's various assaulter, each of them having their own portion of the empire under their control, Antony controlled The east, Lepidus the south and Octavian Rome and Gaul. Regardless they had a truce, and that truce quickly went down the drain, with Octavian attacking the other Triumvirates, and defeating them in several decisive battles, with Antony being the last one before he committed suicide alongside his lover Cleopatra.