Duerme escuchando la HISTORIA COMPLETA de ROMA II La República que se Destruyó a Sí Misma

Rome didn't fall because its enemies were stronger. Rome began to fall when there were no more enemies left capable of frightening it. In this second installment of the complete history of Rome, we explore the century that destroyed the Republic: the Gracchi brothers, Marius, Sulla, Spartacus, Julius Caesar, Cleopatra, Mark Antony, Octavian, and the rise of Augustus. After destroying Carthage and subjugating Greece, Rome dominated the Mediterranean. But beneath the temples, the laws, and the speeches of the Senate, something was rotting: impoverished peasants, slaves filling Italy, generals with personal legions, and an elite incapable of reforming the system without resorting to violence. This nearly 90-minute documentary tells how Rome went from being a victorious Republic to becoming a political battleground. We will see how inequality opened the wound, how the generals deepened it, how Caesar made it irreversible, and how Augustus closed it with a marble bandage. 📌 In this documentary you will discover: How Rome's conquests destroyed the Roman peasantry. Why the Gracchi brothers were assassinated for trying to reform the Republic. How Marius forever changed the loyalty of the legions. Why Sulla marched on Rome and broke a sacred taboo. How Spartacus shook a slave society. How Caesar, Pompey, and Crassus turned the Republic into a personal struggle. What crossing the Rubicon meant. Why Caesar's assassination did not save Roman freedom. How Cleopatra and Mark Antony became enemies of Rome. How Octavian buried the Republic without ever calling himself king. Why Augustus claimed to restore the Republic when, in reality, the Principate had been born. This video is part of the ROME series: Chapter I: https://studio.youtube.com/video/EV-d... #Rome #HistoryOfRome #RomanRepublic #JuliusCaesar #Augustus #Cleopatra #MarkAntony #Spartacus #RomanEmpire #MemoryOfTime ⏱️Chapters 00:00 Rome Began to Fall from Within 01:58 Rome Dominates the Mediterranean 03:28 Peasants, Slaves, and Large Estates 08:58 The Gracchi Brothers and Political Violence 19:43 Marius and the Personal Legions 26:50 The Social War and Rome's Allies 28:59 Sulla Marches on Rome 32:26 The Young Julius Caesar Enters the Scene 36:45 Spartacus and the Slave Rebellion 42:35 Pompey, Crassus, and Power Military 46:45 Catiline and Fear in the Republic 47:38 Caesar, Pompey, and Crassus 49:04 The Gallic Wars 56:24 Alesia: Caesar's Trap 59:54 The Rubicon 1:02:06 Pharsalus and the End of Pompey 1:03:16 Cleopatra and Egypt 1:07:59 The Ides of March 1:10:17 Octavian, the Unexpected Heir 1:11:29 The Second Triumvirate 1:13:03 Mark Antony and Cleopatra 1:18:37 Actium: The Last Civil War 1:22:18 Octavian Promises Order 1:23:08 Augustus and the Birth of the Principate 1:26:00 Rome Conquered the Mediterranean, but Lost the Republic