After the Republic

Dec 07, 2025

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This examination delves into the commonalities between pivotal leaders such as A. Lincoln, F. D. Roosevelt, and Octavian, all labeled as “dictator” in their times. We discuss the benefits and problems associated with their leadership styles. The analysis explores Octavian’s achievements, the construction of the Pantheon, and infamous emperors like Caligula. Additionally, we connect the concept of Roman Peace, or Pax Romana, with current American policies for maintaining global tranquility. Join us in understanding how history informs modern governance and peacekeeping.

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After the Republic

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After the Republic What do all these men have in common? A. Lincoln F. D. Roosevelt Octavian All were called “dictator”
“Lets discuss this” Benefits Problems 1. 1. 2. 2. 3. 3. 4. 4. 5. 5.
Octavian-Augustus Pantheon, temple of the gods Perfect circle
Octavian’s Successes
Some Wacky Emperors Caligula appointed His horse as consul
“The Good Emperors”
What is the longest time the United States has been at peace With the world? Question:
Roman Peace The PaxRomana
Is there any connection to policies and procedures that America does to keep their country and the world calm? Please read section on how Rome achvieved and maintained “PaxRomana”