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Rome was said to be founded by two brothers Romulus and Remus.
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This monarchy started with Romulus and ended with Lucius Tarquinius Superbus
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Rome's first sewer system. Over 2500 years old.
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A time when Romans were elected as representatives to rule Rome.
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Some of Rome's first laws established and written
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Rome's first highway. Used to travel, trade, and communication since the Roman Republic
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The Roman Aqueducts were built to transport water over long distances For a vary of different reasons, like cities, and farms http://www.romanaqueducts.info/q&a/1purpose.htm
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One of the largest temples of the roman era. Dedicated to the god of Jupiter.
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Rome's first gold coin called Aureus. Accepted as a type of currency until 4th century AD
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Dictator of the roman Republic. Taking part in the destruction of the Roman Republic
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Planned and orchestrated by sixty members of The Senate. The killers stood by Caesar When he came in and sat down soon after they attacked.
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First ruler of the Roman Empire.
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The Roman Empire was characterized by government headed by emperors and large territorial holdings around the Mediterranean Sea in Europe, Africa, and Asia
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A time When Rome was at peace with it's nationalities inside the Roman Empire.
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One of the great temples built during the roman era. only one still preserved to this day
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Emperor Claudius showed to be an able and efficient ruler. He was also an ambitious builder, constructing many new roads, aqueducts, and canals across the Roman Empire.
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Emperor Nero was said to be a tyrannical and psychopathic ruler during his 13 years of reigning over the Roman Empire.
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Agrippina was the mother of Emperor Nero, who was also her judge. Emperor Nero sent royal guards to find and kill Agrippina for lusting over the crown.
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This was during the rein of Nero (It was said he started it). This fire destroyed about 3/4 of rome
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Since Rome was left without a heir due to Nero, Vespasian stepped up to the plate leading Rome into a prosperous decade.
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Located in Rome, Italy, it's one of the biggest success in history. Started during Vespasian's rule finished during his son's Titus.
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Was declared a great emperor and general.
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A rectangular plaza in the middle of Rome. Used for public speeches, celebrations, trials, gladiator matches, and as a market.
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A temple made for all the roman gods. Arguably the most preserved architectural buildings of the ancient roman era
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A 73 mile wall built by the roman guards located in the United Kingdom. During the reign of Emperor Hadrian
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This structure was made as a trophy or symbol of Rome's great victories.
