Rome gained land during the republican years by conquest, treaty and by inheritance.
Rome gained land during the republican years by conquest, treaty and by inheritance.
Rome gained land during the republican years by conquest, treaty and by inheritance.
Rome gained land during the republican years by conquest, treaty and by inheritance.
Rome gained land during the republican years by conquest, treaty and by inheritance.
Rome gained land during the republican years by conquest, treaty and by inheritance.
Rome gained land during the republican years by conquest, treaty and by inheritance.
Rome gained land during the republican years by conquest, treaty and by inheritance.
Rome gained land during the republican years by conquest, treaty and by inheritance.
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The 12 Tables bound the formerly alien populations to the fortunes of Rome & drew them into the Roman political & cultural system.
After the Gracchus brothers were assassinated quite violently, armies took on a new role. The armies were now loyal to the generals instead of Rome itself. The reason behind this can be explained by using General Marius as an example. Unemployment in Rome was in massive numbers (which is what the Gracchus brothers had intended to help). Marius saw these unemployed as a way to gain power. He recruited them with promises of land. He now had a powerful army devoted to him. Other generals saw this as an excellent idea and did similar things. They began to fight for power, especially after General Sulla takes over Rome militarily. Julius Caesar, Pompey, and Crassus forms the First Triumvirate. After Caesar dies, however, and since he did not appoint a successor, the generals once again began to fight for power.
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Hadrian gained control of Rome by force
456 years
They threatened to leave Rome and build a new city.
justinian 1
Consuls gained their power by being elected to the position during the republic. During the principate, the emperor appointed them.Consuls gained their power by being elected to the position during the republic. During the principate, the emperor appointed them.Consuls gained their power by being elected to the position during the republic. During the principate, the emperor appointed them.Consuls gained their power by being elected to the position during the republic. During the principate, the emperor appointed them.Consuls gained their power by being elected to the position during the republic. During the principate, the emperor appointed them.Consuls gained their power by being elected to the position during the republic. During the principate, the emperor appointed them.Consuls gained their power by being elected to the position during the republic. During the principate, the emperor appointed them.Consuls gained their power by being elected to the position during the republic. During the principate, the emperor appointed them.Consuls gained their power by being elected to the position during the republic. During the principate, the emperor appointed them.
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The 12 Tables bound the formerly alien populations to the fortunes of Rome & drew them into the Roman political & cultural system.
If you are referring to Julius Caesar, there was no Roman expansion during his five years of rule. Rome, instead, was caught up in civil war during most o those five years. Julius Caesar conquered Gaul before he became the ruler. The people who had a negative view of this were his political opponents. They thought that Caesar did this to gain political prestige through the glamour of victory and to pay off his enormous debts through the spoils of war.
The 12 Tables bound the formerly alien populations to the fortunes of Rome & drew them into the Roman political & cultural system.
When Brutus killed Julius Caesar, the Roman Republic dissolved into a civil war. Octavius became Emperor, and restored order. Some features of the republic lasted for a number of years, but the Emperors continued to gain power.
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You need to specify what 'these' refers to.
Sulla and Marius were both powerful military and political leaders during the Roman Republic. Sulla served under Marius in the Numidian (or Jugurthine) War. They then went on to become rivals, at one point Sulla marched on Rome causing Marius to flee. They had very different views on what was best for Rome - for example, Sulla increased the power of the Senate, and Marius decreased it.