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Q Describe both and offer detailed information on preferences, societal viewpoints, and activities that occurred during each reign. Which was more successful? -Interpretive History. Did one or the other contribute to the demise of Rome?

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To start with I would say that the Roman Republic was the reason Rome become popular and great and the Roman Empire was the reason for the demise of Rome. Before the establishment of the Republic Rome was governed by kings around 6th century. But soon monarchy was overthrown and a republican government took charge which was formed as the representation of the wishes of the citizens of Rome. Then a Senate was formed and a council as well to rule (Mechikoff, 2010).