The romans constructed an interrelated complex transporting system that linked the whole country together and escorted to the capital, Rome. This system allowed easier and rapid communication and access between colonies. Furthermore, the romans were the first to erect aqueducts to transport water from distant places to homes, fountains, and public baths. As the water was supplied for the public, the new colonies delightfully embraced and gave rise to the roman control. Moreover, the romans also established
Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church. Through trade with places like Rome, Egypt, and India, the Kingdom of Axum gained new ideas like Christianity, which helped enhance their cultural understanding and religious diversity. North African civilizations were also greatly influenced and modified by Cultural Diffusion. Earlier in the Classical Era, they were conquered by Rome, and gradually adopted Roman customs as Roman provinces. However, as Rome fell they did not become abandoned, instead, the North African
Augustae after the Emperor Augustus, in 9 BC the monument was blessed as the Altar of Majestic Peace. Augustus commissioned this building to celebrate his victories at Gaul and Hispania (which is now known as France and Spain) and the symbol for peace in Rome. During this period it was considered one of the most important structures. This building is symbolic to the era known as Pax Romana (this translates to Roman Peace), during 27BC to 180AD. The original location is the Campus Martius, this is flood
depiction of the Exodus 14 story and painted “The Crossing of the Red Sea” in 1634. Nicolas Poussin worked mainly in Rome and was a famous painter of the classical French Classical style, working with logic, and order, instead of abstract works of art. Nicolas Poussin’s adaptation of the Biblical episode of the parting of the Red Sea, is shown through his painting as he uses a French Classical style. The style Poussin uses so large scale and dramatic but he uses immense detail to further emphasize the story
(Paleolithic and Neolithic ages), and the classical era. Even though we have similarities between the two periods of time, there are many more differences that it can be referred to as a cataclysmic event as in history itself, has suffered much change throughout the centuries. It is imperative that we discern how we got to present time, by studying about the past and how we advanced to proceed further. The social structure grew more advanced in the classical era than it was in ancient times. They had
people with similar morals bonded because of it. 2.1.I.A Monotheism (one god, Yahweh) 2.1.I.B Reincarnation (Brahman) and the caste system 2.1.II Universal religions spread easily and had universal truths that could apply to anyone. Spread to Rome, India, and China 2.1.II.A Buddhism didn’t see differences between social classes (appealed to members of the lower classes) 2.1.II.E Observance, logic, and hierarchy 2.1.III Encouraged a social hierarchy where men were superior to women 2
the Legion. Maniples consisted of a small group of soldiers that could fight as individuals or as a team. We refer to this team today as a “squad.” This proved to be a great success for the Romans and it would be another eight hundred years before Rome was defeated again. During this time, these soldiers were highly trained, disciplined, and became the greatest army in Europe. Western civilization still uses these tactics in today’s modern
responsibilities. 5. Universal religion is religions that were spread all around and not just in now area. Universal religions were spread easily and had what they called universal truths. Places that had universal religions were India, China, and Rome, among many. 6. Buddhism was founded by Siddhartha Gautama around 500 BCE. It taught that desire would lead to suffering, and if you ended your desires you would end your suffering. Buddhism was spread by the help of the Mauryan emperor Ashoka., who
ancient Greece and Rome. Many historical contexts show that ancient Greeks and Romans differentiated men and women by their behaviors and roles in the society instead of their physical traits. Traditional perception of gender at that time characterized women by their weakness and passivity while men were characterized as strong and active. Ovid conforms to the idea that sexual difference is not in the body, but it is a pattern of behaviors. Further,
The Pantheon, whose name gets from the ancient Greek and signifies “common to all the gods”: Pan means “all”, and Theon means “gods”, is the best-preserved building from ancient Rome. Its magnificent dome is a lasting testimony to the genius of Roman architects and as the building stands virtually intact. The purpose of the building is not known for certain but rather the name, porch and pediment decoration suggest a temple or something to that influence. Be that as it may, no faction is known not