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A 14 page paper on the fall of the Roman Republic. The paper examines whether or not the fall was inevitable and argues that it was inevitable. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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collapsed during the last few decades of the BC calendar and become what is known as the Roman Empire. As with any form of government, there are positive and negative
aspects of the reign, and as such there are ways in which people can argue that the fall of the Roman Republic was inevitable and others who would argue that
it could have continued under the right circumstances. The following paper examines the Roman Republic from various perspectives (background and specifics), discussing various elements. In so doing the paper provides
the positive and negative aspects of the Roman Republic. The paper then presents two different perspectives from ancient texts, one a poem and one a biography of Caesar. The paper
finishes with the argument and discussion which indicates that the fall of the Roman Republic was inevitable. The Roman Republic: Background
As mentioned, the Roman Republic was a form of government that lasted for several centuries. And, because it was so long lived and thus complex, we can assume that the
fall of the Republic was not a simple or quick condition either. As one author notes, "The Fall of the Republic was more than a single man or event. It
was a culmination of several individual actions or achievements, coupled with social conditions that weighed heavily on Roman society" (UNRV History). This Roman Republic was essentially filled with centuries of
corruption and the desire to attend to personal and selfish interests. In many ways the problems are often related to the Senate which held the power and although it may
have been a positive ideal in the beginning, it did not hold up to the test of time. According to this same
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