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The Roman Empire

The Roman Empire began in BC27; however, Rome itself can be dated back to the year BC753 but began to grow in the 6th century BC. In the early days, Rome was a Republic, therefore, it was not ruled by one person but a group of men called a Senate. This was until the 1st century BC when the republic collapsed and the empire started in BC27. Rome’s first emperor was Augustus whose great-uncle and adoptive father, Julius Caesar, was a well-known General who was killed for trying to change the government to become a General. A consequence of this was: it encouraged Augustus to lead the change from republic to empire during the years after Caesar’s Assassination. The Roman Empire spread over the many years of its existence, conquering a vast majority of Europe, England, North Africa’s coastal region and a section of the Middle East. This was in AD117 when the Empire was strongest and ruled as far as Mesopotamia. The Romans used the help of their army who used many tactics such as divide and conquer to rule over all this land. Despite this, the Romans were constantly under attack by people they called ‘barbarians’. In AD476, Romulus Augustus (the last Roman emperor) lost his rule of the empire to a German Prince named Odovacar. From then on, the empire was ruled by many kings and prices form outside of Italy.

The Roman Army

The Roman Empire began in 27BC, however, Rome itself can be dated back to the year 753BC but started to grow in the 6th century BC. In the early days, Rome was a Republic, therefore it wasn't ruled by one person but by the Senate until 27BC. The first emperor of Rome was Augustus whose Great-uncle was Julius Ceasar, a well-known General who wanted to be an emperor.

The Shrimp Girl

The Roman Empire began in 27BC, however, Rome itself can be dated back to the year 750BC.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrews

The Roman Empire began in 27BC, however, Rome itself can be dated back to the year 753BC but Rome began to grow in the 6th century BC. In the early days, Rome was a republic, therefore, it was not ruled by one person but a group of men called a Senate. This was until the first century BC when the republic collapsed and the empire started in 27BC. Rome's first emperor was Augustus whose great-uncle was a well-known

Flatford Mill

The Roman Empire began in 27BC, however, Rome itself can be dated back to the year 753BC.

The Birth of Venus

Liberty Leading the People

The Roman Empire began in 27BC; however, Rome itself can be dated back to the year 753BC but began to grow in the 6th century BC. In the early days, Rome was a Republic, therefore, it was not ruled by one person but a group of men called a Senate. This was until the 1st century BC when the republic collapsed and the empire started in 27BC. Rome’s first emperor was Augustus whose great-uncle and adoptive father, Julius Caesar, was a well-known General who was killed for trying to change the government to become a General. A consequence of this was: It encouraged Augustus to lead the change from republic to empire during the years after Caesar’s Assassination. The Roman Empire spread over the many years of its existence, conquering a vast majority of Europe, England, North Africa’s coastal region and a section of the Middle East. This was in 117AD when the Empire was strongest and ruled as far as Mesopotamia. The Romans used the help of their army, who used many tactics such as divide and conquer to rule over all this land. Despite this, the Romans were constantly attacked by people they called ‘barbarians’. In AD476, Romulus Augustus (the last Roman emperor) lost his rule of the empire to a German Prince named Odovacar. From then on, the empire was ruled by many kings and prices form outside of Italy.

Ophelia

Despite this, the Romans were constantly under attack by people they called ‘barbarians’. In AD476, Romulus Augustus (the last Roman emperor) lost his rule of the empire to a German Prince named Odovacar. From then on, the empire was ruled by many kings and prices form outside of Italy.

The Music Lesson

The Roman Empire began in 27BC; however, Rome itself can be dated back to the year 753BC but began to grow in the 6th century BC. In the early days, Rome was a Republic, therefore, it was not ruled by one person but a group of men called a Senate. This was until the 1st century BC when the republic collapsed and the empire started in 27BC. Rome’s first emperor was Augustus whose great-uncle and adoptive father, Julius Caesar, was a well-known General who was killed for trying to change the government to become a General. A consequence of this was: it encouraged Augustus to lead the change from republic to empire during the years after Caesar’s Assassination. The Roman Empire spread over the many years of its existence, conquering a vast majority of Europe, England, North Africa’s coastal region and a section of the Middle East. This was in 117AD when the Empire was strongest and ruled as far as Mesopotamia. The Romans used the help of their army who used many tactics such as divide and conquer to rule over all this land. Despite this, the Romans were constantly under attack by people they called ‘barbarians’. In AD476, Romulus Augustus (the last Roman emperor) lost his rule of the empire to a German Prince named Odovacar. From then on, the empire was ruled by many kings and prices form outside of Italy.

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