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What are the differences between the Roman Empire and the Roman Republic?

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  • by Sandra4006 on October 3rd, 2006

    Sandra4006

    Do you mean the Holy Roman Empire?

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  • by Bobby Dias on September 28th, 2006

    Bobby Dias

    Also- The Roman Republic was the base country where Italy is now, without the lands they conconquered, like France, British isles, north africa and more. The Roman Empire included the base country and all the lands they conquered.

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  • by Glenn Blaylock on September 28th, 2006

    Glenn Blaylock

    The Republic was just that, a republic, a country ruled by a body of elected officials. Specifically, the Roman Republic was ruled by the Senate. The Empire was ruled by a series of unelected Emperors who had greater authority than the Senate.

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