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lawyer [7]
3 years ago
10

Por que uma idéia de um ditador vitalício destruía a república romana?

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sweet-ann [11.9K]3 years ago
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A república romana foi instituída, de forma que nenhum indivíduo exercesse poder absoluto sobre seus cidadãos (em teoria pelo menos). Com princípios de separação de poderes, justiça, e constituição.

Os conflitos continuaram, até que Júlio Cesar se proclamou o primeiro líder e ditador romano, a extender seu governo indefinidamente, sucedido posteriormente por outros imperadores. A idéia de um ditador vitalício destruía a república, por contrariar os principais princípios que ela defendia.

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