What potential parallels or lessons did the Romans learn from the Greeks as it pertains to the structure of a government?

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andrew-mc [135]2 years ago

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Answer: The Influence of Greece on Roman Civilization.

Explanation:

Many elements in the everyday life of Roman life are reminiscent of the Greeks. Architecture, religion, elements of the military organization are just some of the fragments that the Romans copied from the ancient Greeks. The influence of Greek civilization is also evident in the institutional nature of Rome. The Romans sent a delegation to Greece (mid-5th century), which copied Solon's laws. They were implemented in Roman institutions, and thus the Romans formed the Law of the Twelve Tables. The influence of the great Greek philosophers on the spread of thought is indisputable, and today it has a strong influence in the modern world. Their thoughts on politics and state organization had a great echo in Rome, so the Romans formed certain institutions precisely on individual Greek philosophers' ideas.

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