Why was Caesar rule called the Golden Age of Rome?

The period of Julius Ceasar's rule was not actually referred to as the Golden Age of Rome. This title is usually associated with the eras of the Roman emperors Augustus and Hadrian, who ruled during the Pax Romana (Roman Peace).

What type of goverment does rome have?

What role did Britain play in Arab revolts against the Ottoman Empire?

With 7,500 pesetas of the reserved funds, Spain occupied the Western Sahara
We already talked about how Spain left the Sahara (History of a moral debt with the Saharawi people)… Spain abandoned the Saharawi people to their fate. They passed from Spanish rule to Moroccan military occupation. Today we are going to talk about how we got there… This is the story of how Emil
Newspapers and pink press in ancient Rome
Although the Acta Diurna , diary or archive of Rome, had been published for years, it was not until 59 B.C. when Julius Caesar decided to go further and make public the issues and business dealt with in the Senate via Acta Senatus , the equivalent of our Congress session diary. Later, and through th
The Arvanite Greek "Soldiers" and the warlord Mercurius Boas
Mercurius Boas was a great figure of Hellenism in the Renaissance period. He was the leader of the Greek light horsemen, known as Stratiots, who fought and won glory on the Italian battlefields during the Italian Wars. Through the few elements that time has saved for the action of this great persona
A husband's ingenuity in the face of impending royal horns.
The reign of Francis I of France (1494-1547) was brilliant in the field of arts and letters, and turbulent in the political and diplomatic field (confrontations and alliances with the emperor Carlos I of Spain and Henry VIII of England ). In her personal life… she led a dissolute and licentious life