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the Roman's split the empire in two the East And West since the country was to big to rule by few people the west had the capital of rome while the east had the captial of Istanbul. in the West we will call them Roman's while in the east we will call them Byzantines. in the west the Roman's had more significant problems such as revolts and invasions from the Germanic Tribes which eventually overwhelmed the Roman's which caused them to fall a other major cause is economic downfall as the romans were fighting in so many wars at that time they couldn't even pay thier soldiers properly. in the east the byzantines were fighting a war with the persians and keep in mind they were still part of the Roman empire just split up until rome fell then they became the byzantium empire. anyways in the east they had rebellions but not major ones and they also had other Nations around them but most of them never posted a threat except for Persia a other significant cause is that byzantine was mostly never under threat and were basicly in only one war against Persia unlike rome which were against multiple after rome fell byzantium empire was born they took back rome for a while then lost it and kept losing land to revolts and tribes around the middle east then the ottomans came and killed em basicly in the 1400's

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a government that subordinates the individual to the state and strictly controls all aspects of life by coercive measures

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A.  Ten elected generals were responsible for carrying on the work of the Assembly and Council.

B.  Paid juries of citizens heard legal cases and made decisions.

C.  Power was in the hands of the people and all citizens were equal before the law.

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Athenian democracy depended on three primary organizations. The Assembly, which met normally and was made up every single off national (grown-up guys), met routinely to talk about issues confronting the city-state and pass enactment.

The Council of 500 was the managerial arm of the administration, which set the plan for Assembly gatherings and embraced the everyday runnings of the legislature.

Lastly, the People's Court was the legal part of government, where Athenians would be attempted before a jury of their friends.

The correct answer to this open question is the following.

Yes, the Watergate Scandal was bad enough to ruin president Nixon’s legacy because the President of the United States is the leader of the nation. He is the chief diplomat of the US, the Commander-in.chief of the Armed forces. He is the one who has to set the example of ethics and high moral values he is going to demand from his cabinet members and all the federal government.  The good things that Nixon does not outweigh the scandal by any means. He lied, he cheated, he betrayed the confidence of the American people. He made controversial decisions about the Vietnam war. Americans had to take the streets to march and organized demonstrations to protest. The American people questioned US participation in Vietnam and demanded the federal government to bring the troops back home. That is why I would grade him wit a "D."