How did The Roman Republic start Collapsing? - History of the Roman Empire - Part 7
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Date: 2023-12-16
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-TSaurs
Love the video and Content you are publishing! But your name pronunciation are off and though most people won-t care or notice, it will be noticed by those who know their histories.
Don-t take my remark harshly! Your content is great.
BC - Before Christ is fine to use (saw a comment about it) but just like BCE, the dates from back then don-t exist in either BC or BCE and it-s due to how you are wanting to deliver the material.
Academia and science dating used BCE/CE while most regular wee folk use BC/AD. Neither is wrong to use but anyone making a point about you using a certain form is just arguing to argue their personal preference.
You keep up the good work!
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Love the video and Content you are publishing! But your name pronunciation are off and though most people won-t care or notice, it will be noticed by those who know their histories.
Don-t take my remark harshly! Your content is great.
BC - Before Christ is fine to use (saw a comment about it) but just like BCE, the dates from back then don-t exist in either BC or BCE and it-s due to how you are wanting to deliver the material.
Academia and science dating used BCE/CE while most regular wee folk use BC/AD. Neither is wrong to use but anyone making a point about you using a certain form is just arguing to argue their personal preference.
You keep up the good work!
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knowledgia
A peasant rabble will always meet it's match with a trained Roman legion. The Boudican revolt as well as the Spartacus rebellion were a few to learn this lesson. Discipline and training as well as a firm grasp of army tactics, logistics and mobility always win against a shaky, emotional, lawless rabble. When the tide turns, it's usually sudden and HORRIBLE for those that took up arms against Rome.
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A peasant rabble will always meet it's match with a trained Roman legion. The Boudican revolt as well as the Spartacus rebellion were a few to learn this lesson. Discipline and training as well as a firm grasp of army tactics, logistics and mobility always win against a shaky, emotional, lawless rabble. When the tide turns, it's usually sudden and HORRIBLE for those that took up arms against Rome.
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-Imperium-YT
I like how fast he talks about lusitanians when the Romans lost to them for 10 years non-stop and they were the first barbarian tribe to make Roman sign a piece treaty on their terms only thru bribes they were able to assassinate their leader and create chaos in Lusitania and still would take them another 20 years to subdue them.
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I like how fast he talks about lusitanians when the Romans lost to them for 10 years non-stop and they were the first barbarian tribe to make Roman sign a piece treaty on their terms only thru bribes they were able to assassinate their leader and create chaos in Lusitania and still would take them another 20 years to subdue them.
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-nazmaster1
Every empire had an issue that ultimately lead it to crumble- succession. Mongols empire split between sons, Macedonian empire split between powerful general, british empire well that was america- but succession does weak an empire as how each person administrated lands and region can be pinnacle to either its success or downfall
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Every empire had an issue that ultimately lead it to crumble- succession. Mongols empire split between sons, Macedonian empire split between powerful general, british empire well that was america- but succession does weak an empire as how each person administrated lands and region can be pinnacle to either its success or downfall
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-Bruh-ff2tw
Societal decadence. The ruling aristocracy lost their cultural values. This led to governmental instability and infighting. After a century+ of horrific civil wars, no wonder the plebs and left over aristocracy was willing to submit to authoritarianism due to the stability it brought.
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Societal decadence. The ruling aristocracy lost their cultural values. This led to governmental instability and infighting. After a century+ of horrific civil wars, no wonder the plebs and left over aristocracy was willing to submit to authoritarianism due to the stability it brought.
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-user-mg3xr9tz7m
Quite simple. A mock up democracy was in place. Rulled by a elite class that used the state to further their power and wealth till the social tensions were so high that different governance options started being supported by the people- pretty much what happens nowadays.
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Quite simple. A mock up democracy was in place. Rulled by a elite class that used the state to further their power and wealth till the social tensions were so high that different governance options started being supported by the people- pretty much what happens nowadays.
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-Zo. _
10: 20 fun fact: the word -bocchus- in Algerian slang of today is an insult that means an idiot or traitor
Algerians to this day didnt forget the treason of the king of Mauritania
Kind of ironic when you also realise that today-s algeria and morroco dont get along
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10: 20 fun fact: the word -bocchus- in Algerian slang of today is an insult that means an idiot or traitor
Algerians to this day didnt forget the treason of the king of Mauritania
Kind of ironic when you also realise that today-s algeria and morroco dont get along
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knowledgia
People really liked their massively long names back in the day didn't they? Just think if they were forced to take the standardized tests of today. Test time would run out before they were even done filling in all the circles for their names with their #2 pencils.
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People really liked their massively long names back in the day didn't they? Just think if they were forced to take the standardized tests of today. Test time would run out before they were even done filling in all the circles for their names with their #2 pencils.
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-Ds-oj5py
Bro can you plz make a longer vdo combining all your vdos onHistory of England and UK.
Also plz make a longer vdo explaining chronological events frm the moment modern humans set foot on the Europe to age of Internet.
dt's a request.
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Bro can you plz make a longer vdo combining all your vdos onHistory of England and UK.
Also plz make a longer vdo explaining chronological events frm the moment modern humans set foot on the Europe to age of Internet.
dt's a request.
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-thegroovee
The Cimbri was a Germanic tribe from Jutland. As they went alonhg they incorporated some Celtic tribes in their ranks.
It is WRONG to say they were a Celtic tribe with Germanic origin. Either you are Celtic or your Germanic. ---
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The Cimbri was a Germanic tribe from Jutland. As they went alonhg they incorporated some Celtic tribes in their ranks.
It is WRONG to say they were a Celtic tribe with Germanic origin. Either you are Celtic or your Germanic. ---
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-shadow2000
-It was beginning to look like the Romans were undefeatable-
The traumatized romans who just loose 80-100 000 mens 3 years before in a defeat worst than cannae against the Cimbres: Vietnam Flash' Back
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-It was beginning to look like the Romans were undefeatable-
The traumatized romans who just loose 80-100 000 mens 3 years before in a defeat worst than cannae against the Cimbres: Vietnam Flash' Back
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-roho10011
Collapsing? Perhaps if you only meant the republican form of government, because while constantly challenged Rome continued to increase its geographic reach, population, wealth & military during this time.
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Collapsing? Perhaps if you only meant the republican form of government, because while constantly challenged Rome continued to increase its geographic reach, population, wealth & military during this time.
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-elvisbjones
There-s a lot of names in this video that I have heard, pronounced way differently. Like Sulla, I always heard it in, pronounced it with a short u. But traditional Latin may pronounce it differently.
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There-s a lot of names in this video that I have heard, pronounced way differently. Like Sulla, I always heard it in, pronounced it with a short u. But traditional Latin may pronounce it differently.
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-tacitus6384
-Internal corruption, loss of core values, lack of self-confidence and overly self-indulgent-
But that's enough about the Modern West, back to the Roman Republic.
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-Internal corruption, loss of core values, lack of self-confidence and overly self-indulgent-
But that's enough about the Modern West, back to the Roman Republic.
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-godking
Sulla marching on Rome was the deathblow. After Sulla marched on Rome Every roman with power and an army knew that marching on Rome was a viable possibility.
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Sulla marching on Rome was the deathblow. After Sulla marched on Rome Every roman with power and an army knew that marching on Rome was a viable possibility.
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-destrinbriar1019
Nobody talks about the welfare state and female empowerment, or the bastard sons of single mothers burning their own cities down.
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Nobody talks about the welfare state and female empowerment, or the bastard sons of single mothers burning their own cities down.
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-Mr. Paticles
While Julius Caesar was instrumental in the Fall of the Roman Republic it was his adopted son Augustus that finally sealed its fate.
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While Julius Caesar was instrumental in the Fall of the Roman Republic it was his adopted son Augustus that finally sealed its fate.
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knowledgia
Someone's gotta teach you how to properly pronounce -peninsula. - There is no H. It drives me up the wall to hear -peninshula. -
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Someone's gotta teach you how to properly pronounce -peninsula. - There is no H. It drives me up the wall to hear -peninshula. -
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