In 509 BC, Rome expelled its last king, Tarquin the Proud, establishing the Roman Republic and a new era of governance.
The Birth of the Roman Republic: The Overthrow of Tarquin the Proud
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The Battle of Sentinum: Rome’s Victory Over the Samnite-Gallic Alliance
In 295 BC, the Battle of Sentinum saw Rome defeat a coalition of Samnites and Gauls, securing dominance over central Italy.
The Birth of the Roman Republic: The Fall of the Last King
In 509 BC, Rome overthrew King Tarquinius Superbus and established the Republic, marking a turning point in Roman history.
The Assassination of Julius Caesar: The Ides of March and the Fall of a Dictator
Explore the dramatic events of March 15, 44 BCE, when Julius Caesar was assassinated by Roman senators, altering the course of history.
The Roman Senate in the Late Republic: Power, Corruption, and the Fall of Democracy
Discover how the Roman Senate evolved during the Late Republic, struggling with power, corruption, and the rise of autocratic rule.
Inside a Roman Castrum: The Backbone of the Republic’s Military Power
Explore the structure, organization, and strategic importance of Roman military camps (castra) and how they helped Rome expand its dominance.
