Answer:
Democracy
Explanation:
Democracy is a social organization in which political control is exercised by the people. It is a system of government that results from the free choice of rulers, which is expressed by the union and will of the majority of the governed, confirmed by votes.
The concept of democracy emerged in Ancient Greece in 510 BCE, when Cliestenes, a progressive aristocrat, led a rebellion against the last tyrant, overthrowing him and initiating reforms that implanted democracy in Athens.
This concept contributed much to the construction of the modern world we know.
It is D because I’m smart and you should trust me!!
Answer:
1 -Caesar conquers Gaul and most of western europe
2. Caesar returns to Rome with his army and starts a civil war
3. -Caesar defeats Pompey and forms an alliance with cleopatra
4. -Julius Caesar becomes Dictator of Rome
5 -The Senate orders the assassination of Julius Caesar
6 -Octavian is crowned imperator, and the pax romana begins
Explanation:
1. Caesar conquered Gaul and most of western Europe 52 BC
2. Caesar returned to Rome with his army and civil war started, this when Julius Caesar and Pompey the Great went to war against each other. 49 BC
3. Caesar defeated Pompey at the battle of Pharsalus, then Pompey fled to Egypt and was killed by courtiers of Ptolemy XIII. Caesar later made alliance with Cleopatra. 48 BC
4. Julius Caesar names himself dictator of Rome 45 BC
5. The Senate ordered the assassination of Caesar. 44 BC
6. Octavian is crowned imperator. The Pax Romana begins 27 BC
Answer:
B. Was the largest arena ever created for entertainment.
Explanation:
The Colosseum was commissioned by emperor Vespasian around 70-72 AD, it was intended to be a gift for the people of Rome. Vespasian´s son, emperor Titus, inaugurated it with 100 days of games and spectacles. These included gladiator duels and wild beast fights. It was used for four centuries, after that it was neglected. The Colosseum is a symbol of Rome and its tempestuous history.
The answer is “it set the stage for lang-term peace”
