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Discover the intricacies of the Roman Empire in this engaging overview by Michaela Brodie-Willey. Explore the unique governmental structure, where a Republic led by two consuls dominated, reflecting a mix of Patrician control and the influence of the Twelve Tables akin to a Bill of Rights. Learn about the social divide that prevented Plebeians from accessing government roles. Delve into the captivating world of Roman entertainment, particularly in the iconic Coliseum, where gladiatorial battles enthralled audiences.
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All About the Roman Empire By: Michaela Brodie-Willey
Government • Rome’s government was a Republic • 2 consuls were the head of the Republic and they were both Patricians and were only in office for 6 months • The Twelve Tables was like their Bill of Rights • Plebeians were not allowed to run for government jobs
The Coliseums • At the Roman Coliseum they would watch gladiator fighting,