As regards the Etruscan and Greek myths on Rome's founding in the time of Virgil, this statement is <u>True</u>.
<h3>What happened in the time of Virgil?</h3>
There had been conflicting views on how the city of Rome was founded but by the time of the historian, Virgil, in the 1st century BC, Greek and Etruscan myths about this founding had been merged.
The common belief from that point was that Romulus brought Alba Longa under his control as the founder of Rome and expanded the city.
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Great Britain at the time expressed that they felt the Monroe Doctrine was, “honest and endurable, as Monroe conceived it” and that the American fear of European monarchs surrounding the Western Hemisphere by colonies “meant to act aggressively against republican institutions” was logical.
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The telegram was supposed to be a secret between the countries and it had a plan to attack. But when the US got a hold of it the plan was no longer secret therefor the enemy did not get the attack they had planned
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