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THE ROMAN EMPIRE
Emperors 
It started with the dictator Julius Caesar who conquered Galias (currently France, Belgium and Holland). He was killed by some members of the senate in the year 44 b.C.
Caesar Augusts ( real name Octavius 27 – 14 b.C.) who was Julius Caesar’s nephew became the first emperor of Rome. He eliminated the republic government and established the Julio-Claudian Dynasty.
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Septimus Severus ( 193: He became the new Emperor of Rome and culminated the Five Good Emperors dynasty. He brought the Military Anarchy.
The Fall of Rome
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Theodosius: Divided the Roman Empire among his two sons: Arcadius, in the East, and Honorius, in the West.
In the year 476 a.C the last western emperor, Romulus Augustulus, is deposed by the barbarian general Odoacer who then rules Italy.
Social Clases
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Plebians: Free slaves or poor foreigners. They were servants of the Patricians. Later they became citizens as well.
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Latin Republic
Roma became a Latin republic who was governed by two consuls elected by the senate. The only people allowed to be consuls were the Patricians (upper class). The two consuls were governed by each other, and their mandate lasted only one year. At the end of their government, the consuls had to report to the Senate on their functions. The assembly and magistrates were established and each one of them had different duties. The written law code was established and it concerned such matters as legal procedure, property rights.
The Republic was established in Rome in 509 BC and lasted until the Imperial Age in 27 BC. In the last years of the Republic dictators such as Julius Caesar were in charge.
Rome Origin
It was founded by two brothers, Romulo and Remo, who were breastfed by a wolf and then raised by a shepherd couple.
Roma was born of different settlements conformed by three tribes: the Latins, the Sabines and the Etruscans.
The last king “Lucio Tarquino” was a tyrant which caused the inconformity of the different tribes, and the Latin tribe overthrew the king eliminating the monarchy.
Rome expansion : The Roman Expansion in Italy refers to a series of conflicts whereby Rome expanded from a small City-State to the ruler of the Italian Peninsula. By the end of these wars, Rome had become the most powerful state in central Italy, and began to expand north and south.