'Nero, Vespasian and the Colosseum'

'capital of Italy was once controlled by a doddery man named Nero. Toward the reverse of his ruling, Nero burnt d acceptwardly the city of capital of Italy. He blamed it on the Jewish good deal. fundamentally everything was burnt polish up, and some(prenominal) commonwealth were killed from this dire act. After the fire, Nero killed often battalion of capital of Italy, estim equal to(p) for being a Christian. Once everything was percipient out from the fire, Nero continues to frame himself a rook, Domus Aurea. This castling was right in the middle of capital of Italy and was built to be beyond pretty. in that location were beautiful bath houses, gold fixtures somewhat the house and even walls made of sheer gold. To be equal to fortify this beautiful house Nero enslaved the curt and heavily taxed the rich. Nero was not liked by many peck in capital of Italy - many really scorned him. The people of capital of Italy hated Nero so much that he cease up putting t o death himself by slitting his possess throat, causing his cadence in cause to come to an end.\n followers the death of Nero, capital of Italy was so in political disarray. Rome went through four-spot emperors within save one year. in conclusion Vespasian took the throne which then brought order game into Rome. One of the foremost things Vespasian did was tear down the magnificent palace that Nero had the people of Rome pay and course for him. Vespasian then obdurate to skeleton the amphitheater as a gift for the people of Rome in replace of Neros beautiful palace. contrasted Nero, Vespasian did not enslave people to build this building or tax others to economic aid pay for it. rather Vespasian paid the arduous working people of Rome to function build the coliseum with then helps the providence of Rome. Vespasian already had lashings of money to be satisfactory to build this massive project. Although Vespasian utilise stolen treasure from the synagogue in ca pital of Israel to be able to pay for the coliseum, this is lock much break away that what Nero did to be able to build his own palace, and he too helped the people of Rome by creating many paying jobs.\nVespasian unfortunately passed away onward the coliseum was c... '