Subject: Fwd: FW: Introduction
From: "Finny" <[email-masked]>
To: "Hunter Biden" <[email-masked]>, "daddy" <[email-masked]>, <[email-masked]>
Date: Sun, 14 Apr 2013 21:21:35 -0400

In the midst of the fall of the Roman Empire people lost faith and acted
inhumanly, the citizens were losing faith in their empire. Religion became
a trap of constant battles and war became a daily pass time. Emperors were
corrupt, senators did not have the peoples interest in mind. Life became
worthless. “Bloodshed led to more bloodshed and extreme cruelty. The
values, the ideals, customs, traditions and institutions, of the Romans
decayed. The basic moralities, ethics and decisions about what was
appreciated or significant in life also deteriorated.” (Unkown. "Reasons
Why the Roman Empire Fell." *Roman Empire*. Roman Colosseum, Jan. 2008.
Web. 6 Apr. 2013. <http://www.roman-colosseum.info/roman-empire index.htm>.
) There was disregard for human life and it resulted in a lack of ethics.
There was a immoral and corrupt view of what was right and wrong, good and
bad, agreeable and disagreeable.

There are many theories as to why the Roman Empire fell. The most prominent
and logical reasons are Christianity’s effect on the roman mindset,
economic and political corruption which lead to decrease in military power,
(the barbarian invasion) and expansion of the Arab empire. Some historians
even argue that Rome never fell it just went through a series of many
complex transitions.

The fall is believed to have begun when Julius and Augustus Caesar used
their power to influence the Roman Republic to the Roman Empire. During
this period Rome reached its peak up until the 2nd century AD when it’s
believed to have begun decline, so much that Rome ceased to be an effective
capitol (Hefner, Ben. The Fall of the Roman Empire Essay. N/A: N/A, 2011.
Print.)

            The Roman Empire is a period in Ancient Rome referring to a
period when Rome and its territories were ruled by autocratic Emperors.

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*From:* Finnegan Biden
*Sent:* Tuesday, April 09, 2013 11:00 AM
*To:* Finnegan Biden
*Subject:* Introduction

   In the midst of the fall of the Roman Empire people lost faith and acted
inhumanly, the citizens were losing faith in their empire.  Religion became
a trap of constant battles and war became a daily pass time. Emperors were
corrupt, senators did not have the peoples interest in mind.   Life became
worthless.  “Bloodshed led to more bloodshed and extreme cruelty. The
values, the ideals, customs, traditions and institutions, of the Romans
decayed. The basic moralities, ethics and decisions about what was
appreciated or significant in life also deteriorated.” (Unkown. "Reasons
Why the Roman Empire Fell." *Roman Empire*. Roman Colosseum, Jan. 2008.
Web. 6 Apr. 2013. <http://www.roman-colosseum.info/roman-empire index.htm>. )
There was disregard for human life and it resulted in a lack of ethics.
There was a immoral and corrupt view of what was right and wrong, good and
bad, agreeable and disagreeable.

            There are many theories as to why the Roman Empire fell. The
most prominent and logical reasons are Christianity’s effect on the roman
mindset, economic and political corruption which lead to decrease in
military power, (the barbarian invasion) and expansion of the Arab
empire.  Some
historians even argue that Rome never fell it just went through a series of
many complex transitions.

The fall is believed to have begun when Julius and Augustus Caesar used
their power to influence the Roman Republic to the Roman Empire.  During
this period Rome reached its peak up until the 2nd century AD when it’s
believed to have begun decline, so much that Rome ceased to be an effective
capitol (Hefner, Ben. The Fall of the Roman Empire Essay. N/A: N/A, 2011.
Print.)

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*Finnegan :)