The rise and decline of the democratic movement in Rome in the era of civil wars
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The book discusses some features of the crisis of the Roman Republic in the era of civil wars (133–31 BC) After the transformation of Rome into a great power in the II century BC. e. He entered the strip of heavy external and internal wars. At the first stage of the crisis (133–78 BC), civilization was on the verge of complete collapse. After the acute phase of the conflict in the period of 78–59. The era of Caesar and Augustus began (59–31 BC), when, having completed the civil wars, Octavian Augustus began its long and successful reign (31 BC - 14 G.D)) . It was a time when almost the whole society united against the ruling oligarchy (optimats), which became the main obstacle to the survival of civilization. A special role in this struggle was played by a democratic movement, usually called the movement of populations. Who was the Roman populations, what was their ideology, the program, the personal composition and the main methods of the struggle, who were their opponents and allies, whether they had signs of political parties of the new and modern times, and what was their historical role - all this is told in the proposed reader monographs
Author:
Author:Егоров Алексей Борисович
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:History & Geography
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-8071-0579-0
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