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Ancient Rome 101 | National Geographic
• Ancient Rome 101 | National Geographic
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Views : 2,316,068
Genre: Education
Date of upload: Feb 23, 2018 ^^
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Imagine thousands of years from now we will all just be a piece of history.
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They say... "Rome was not built in a day... "Truly said...
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I’m a Latin student and this was so intriguing. Often times I wish Latin was still spoken. I can’t wait to go to Rome one day!
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Who else is here because of online school?
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If you are talking about the city of Rome, than yes Rome indeed fell in 476. However if you are talking about Roman empire, than you have to mention that the empire didnt cease existing in 476, but only in 1453.
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A trip to Rome to see what's left of the ancient civilization is a must do and will blow your mind.
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One game sparked my interest in Roman civilization when I was about 13 or 14 years old. Rome: Total War. Ever since then I have been enamored with Rome and have picked up information regarding it ever since. I have several books to do with their military strategy, economy, and religion. Even though a civilization may be dead, it's history and even ideology will live on for many more thousands of years as long as people remember.
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I just want to create a time machine and go back through history and see every single event with my own eyes👀👁
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Amazing and very detailed artworks. Not to mention some awesome architectures. You have to respect the amount of dedication they had to create such marvels. Thanks National Geographic for sharing.
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Afterwhile centuries from now:
Smart phones paved the way to long-distance communications with inclusion of graphics and art where Steve Jobs, a great inventor in mid 2000 CE invented Iphone and became the most expensive smart phone in its generation.
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This is what my teacher wanted me to watch all week
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Love this! Do one for Ancient Greece also.
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If I could travel back in time, I’d go to 50’s, 30’s and When the Roman Empire was thriving!
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Imagine where we would be now if the Roman Empire never fell.
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My teacher said to watch this.
only I'm 2020...
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Idk about you guys, but i absolutely love the names that the ancient emperors of Rome had. Octavian, Nero etc. I think they're so cool sounding lol.
I also think it's insane that they conquered all land around the mediterranean sea
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"ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED!?!"
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Beautiful voice. Wonderful to listen!
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A key to Rome's success and longevity was its inclusion of cultures from the lands that it conquered. What lessons did you take away from this informational video about Rome?
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