Well, there were several causes of the Reign of Terror. There were some external threats, which included the war with Austria and Prussia, and the fact that European monarchs were angry over the death of King Louis XVI. Then, some internal threats prevailed, such as leaders Maximilen Robespierre who used the guillotine to kill political rivals and "traitors." Really, almost anyone in France were at risk of dying: men and women, rich and poor, high ranking politicians, lowest criminals all could be swept up and executed if they disagreed with Robespierre's ideologies
False. The people who had the greatest influence on President Franklin Delano Roosevelt were not his schoolmates of Groton, it was Endicott Peabody, the headmaster of the school.
<span>Roman empire was such a gigantic kingdom in the history, it
was in 285 CE that the empire had spread to the extent that it was not possible
for the central seat of Rome to control and govern all the provinces. This lead
Emperor Diocletian to divided the Roman Empire into two parts. The Eastern Part
was controlled from Byzantium and the Western part from Rome.</span>
