The History of the Roman Republic (All Parts) - 753 BC - 27 BC

The History of the Roman Republic (All Parts) - 753 BC - 27 BC

Unlock the captivating saga of the Roman Kingdom and Republic (753 BCE to 31 BCE) with our groundbreaking documentary. Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of ancient history as we meticulously trace the evolution of this influential civilization. From the legendary foundation in 753 BCE to the pivotal shift towards republicanism, explore the rise of Rome, its conquests, and the intricate political machinations that shaped the Roman Republic. Unearth the exploits of iconic figures like Julius Caesar and the transformative events that led to its eventual demise after Octavian took the reigns . Join us on a journey through the annals of time, meticulously researched and expertly presented for a comprehensive understanding of one of the most pivotal periods in human history. Indulge your curiosity and embark on a visually stunning exploration of the Roman Kingdom and Republic – where each frame breathes life into the past.

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[Knowledgia]

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[Em]

who knew a map, some flags & symbols and some dude talking about Rome could keep me hooked for so long.

[fatherofhistory]

I learned a lot about the founding of Rome, the transition from a monarchy to a republic, the Punic Wars, the rise of Julius Caesar, and the fall of the republic. I would highly recommend this video to anyone interested in learning more about this fascinating period of history.

[Kelnx]

I've read so many books including the classics, watched so many documentaries as well as taken courses when I was in college on the history of Rome and I have to say...this is the most concise video I've ever seen on the subject. No asides, no distractions, very little of the major points missed. Well done. The only criticism I might have is that like most documentaries it focuses almost exclusively on the military and political history and very little on the civil and economic history. Of course that would have more than doubled the length of the video, and it is simply a fact that the things that really defined Rome's history were the military and political events.

Superb work!

[johnpijano]

TBH, I wished you talked more about the Gracchi brothers. They are synonymous with the many reasons for why the Roman republic fell.

[mqzzqeo]

Please boys no one let the girls know. We've been thinking of Rome again. They just got over our last time having an affair with Rome.

[illmatic]

I love that there’s no dramatic music playing throughout this vid like a lot of the other history channels. I can fall asleep to this one ❤

[rkahnmet-ttv]

Bro that took the dictatorship, won the emergency battle, then said nah I’m good I just want to farm is a a goat

[Cheeseyblunt]

Dude why do they all have such badass sounding names?

[HGL-iqqg]

As a Greek iv never felt before such intuitive connection with other people when visited Italy

[realWWdude]

The Roman republic was actually proclaimed in the year 509 BC. From 753 to 509 was the Roman kingdom

[MrBubblecake]

Carthage : *exists*

One too many Romans : “We won’t tolerate this”

[depekthegreat]

I must take my time to watch this epic Roman Republic history since I am about to be sleeping right now at 3:51am, Tuesday morning, good friends!!!:-D

[theawesomeman]

Cool fact, America's founding fathers were admires of Roman culture and institutions. They adapted Rome's representative democracy as their own, named their legislature after the Roman Senate, and so many liberal ideas like "due process".

[kirawynteal]

9:48 Cincinnatus was a Patrician, not a Plebeian. It doesn't take much Googling to find numerous sources confirming this. As you yourself stated just prior in the video, the Patricians in the early Republic maintained a stranglehold on power, and there's no way the Senate would have voted a Plebeian into the office of Dictator.

[Krappenschittz]

Please start a series on Roman Empire's history...

[PhillyFaithful]

History of the Roman kingdom, republic, and empire intrigues me to no end. I’ll never get sick of these videos!

[Gaminggamer-pj]

"Bro was founded on April 22nd 753 BC" 0:11

[mohammedsaysrashid]

A thrilled narrative introduction of(2) hours ...about Roman Empire history, which was full of wars, tyranny, and historical glory ...thank you for sharing

[jmwilliamsart]

The Roman Fabian strategy against Hannibal proved to be very effective. To borrow a few words from ‘the art of war’ which are “Fight the enemy where they are not”, the Romans instead go after Hannibals’ allies and they deprive him any reincforcements.