Conclusion
The Roman Empire conquered many nations. It had a strict social set up so that the Empire didn’t fall to ruin. A lot of Rome’s money came from taxing the territories that it conquered. When it invaded different nations, it took ideas for new religion and art from these areas. As you might guess, the most powerful influence was from the Greek. The Greek influenced the Religion, the Philosophy, and the Architecture of the Romans.
Rome also influenced other nations, like the United States. Many of our political buildings are influenced by Roman architecture. Our government is somewhat similar as well. Instead of having one person being in charge of all national affairs and laws, we have different groups in our government so that one person does not have sole power. Our social classes are also very similar. We both have/had a small upper class and a large middle/lower class. The lower and middle classes of both nations are also the main driving force of both nations, (their the main working class). The United States government is partly based on the Roman Government. Rome influenced the nations it conquered as well. Roman baths, roads, and buildings were all over the Roman Empire. Many of these however, were not used after the Roman Empire fell.
Inside Rome, we see some of the main social positions. There are Patricians, Plebeians, the Senators, and the Emperor, just to name a few. These people each had certain rights and responsibilities to keep while Rome was expanding. Some of these groups were more influential than others, but each had their own part in society that helped the Empire. The Plebeians were the working class of Rome. They were also the class where most of the Roman infantry came from so they played a major part in the protection and growth of the Empire. The Patricians were active in politics, so they were responsible for many of Rome's laws. They were the class that handled the management of the Roman Empire.
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Rome also influenced other nations, like the United States. Many of our political buildings are influenced by Roman architecture. Our government is somewhat similar as well. Instead of having one person being in charge of all national affairs and laws, we have different groups in our government so that one person does not have sole power. Our social classes are also very similar. We both have/had a small upper class and a large middle/lower class. The lower and middle classes of both nations are also the main driving force of both nations, (their the main working class). The United States government is partly based on the Roman Government. Rome influenced the nations it conquered as well. Roman baths, roads, and buildings were all over the Roman Empire. Many of these however, were not used after the Roman Empire fell.
Inside Rome, we see some of the main social positions. There are Patricians, Plebeians, the Senators, and the Emperor, just to name a few. These people each had certain rights and responsibilities to keep while Rome was expanding. Some of these groups were more influential than others, but each had their own part in society that helped the Empire. The Plebeians were the working class of Rome. They were also the class where most of the Roman infantry came from so they played a major part in the protection and growth of the Empire. The Patricians were active in politics, so they were responsible for many of Rome's laws. They were the class that handled the management of the Roman Empire.
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