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The Roman Empire

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History

 

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Gerald H

 

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November 28, 2012

 

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University

 

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The becoming of the Empire was a result of several conflicts. The Roman Empire was best known for its most important ruler, Romulus Augustus. He was a strict, yet fair ruler. He was an autocrat, meaning he was the one single ruler of the entire Roman Empire. Augustus implemented Pax Romana, meaning the Roman Peace, which was a long period of peace and involved little to no forceful expansion...
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This policy was imitated by his successors, and when it ended, it was considered the beginning of the downfall of the Roman Empire. Many consider the death of Marcus Aurelius to be the downfall and eventual end of the Roman Empire, because this was the end of Pax Romana. Commodus, the son of Marcus Aurelius, went insane with paranoia after an assassination attempt...
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