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The founding of Rome is embroiled in a mixture of myth and fact. The traditional date given for the founding of Rome is April 21 753 B.C. by the twin Brothers, [[Romulus and Remus]]. | The founding of Rome is embroiled in a mixture of myth and fact. The traditional date given for the founding of Rome is April 21 753 B.C. by the twin Brothers, [[Romulus and Remus]]. | ||
===Monarchy=== | ===Monarchy=== | ||
[[Romulus]] | 753-716. [[Romulus.]] | ||
[[Numa Pompilius]] | 716-673. [[Numa Pompilius.]] | ||
[[Tullus Hostilius]] | 673-641. [[Tullus Hostilius.]] | ||
[[Ancus Marcius]] | 640-616. [[Ancus Marcius.]] | ||
[[Tarquinius Priscus]] | 616-578. [[Tarquinius Priscus.]] | ||
[[Servius Tullius]] | 578-534. [[Servius Tullius.]] | ||
[[ | 534-510. [[Tarquinius Superbus.]] | ||
===Republic=== | ===Republic=== | ||
Revision as of 21:20, 20 December 2007
Ancient Rome was a civilization which developed from a small trading post and agricultural village into one of the most powerful empires of the ancient world. Ancient Rome's form of government went from a monocarhy to a republic and finally autocracy.
History
Founding
The founding of Rome is embroiled in a mixture of myth and fact. The traditional date given for the founding of Rome is April 21 753 B.C. by the twin Brothers, Romulus and Remus.
Monarchy
753-716. Romulus. 716-673. Numa Pompilius. 673-641. Tullus Hostilius. 640-616. Ancus Marcius. 616-578. Tarquinius Priscus. 578-534. Servius Tullius. 534-510. Tarquinius Superbus.