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Kay [80]
4 years ago
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What are the main points of the Roman Empire

History
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ZanzabumX [31]4 years ago
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10.Roman Empire Begun in 753 BCE brothers Romulus and Remus
<span>9.Rome Became Republic 509 BCE
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8.The Laws of the Twelve Tables 449 BCE
<span>7.Hannibal invades Italy 218 BCE

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6.The city of Roma expelled all non-Roman citizens (except slaves) 98 BCE
5.Roma introduces the gold coin “aureus” 50 BCE
4.Julius Caesar becomes the first dictator of Rome 45 BCE

<span>3.Julius Caesar was assassinated 44 BCE

</span><span>2.Roman Empire began 27 BCE

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<span>1.Augustus ended pontifex maximus 12 BCE</span>











eimsori [14]4 years ago
4 0
The Romans were remarkably tolerant of cultural and religious differences and did not force Concord people to adopt roman religion or even language.

They established a system of laws which provided that all persons accused of a crime were innocent until proven guilty.

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