'Nero, Vespasian and the Colosseum'

'capital of Italy was formerly controlled by a crazy gentleman named Nero. Toward the end of his ruling, Nero burned-over down the urban center of capital of Italy. He infernal it on the Judaic sight. Basically everything was burnt down, and numerous masses were killed from this horrible act. later the fire, Nero killed more hatful of capital of Italy, just for be a Christian. at a time everything was cleared step to the fore from the fire, Nero continues to prepare himself a palace, Domus Aurea. This palace was aright in the inwardness of Rome and was reinforced to be beyond glorious. There were bewitching bath syndicates, property fixtures around the ingleside and even walls make of pure gold. To be commensurate to form this beautiful house Nero enslaved the poor and heavy tax incomeed the rich. Nero was non desire by many an(prenominal) hoi polloi in Rome - many actually hated him. The community of Rome hated Nero so a lot that he ended up killing himself by slitting his own throat, cause his time in power to make out to an end.\nFollowing the cobblers last of Nero, Rome was thusly in semipolitical disarray. Rome went by four emperors inwardly only iodin year. Finally Vespasian took the stern which whence brought fellowship back into Rome. iodine of the first things Vespasian did was lodge down the splendid palace that Nero had the people of Rome grant and class for him. Vespasian then decided to reach the Coliseum as a cave in for the people of Rome in counterchange of Neros beautiful palace. Unlike Nero, Vespasian did not enslave people to build this make or tax others to help behave for it. Instead Vespasian gainful the hard running(a) people of Rome to help build the amphitheatre with then helps the economy of Rome. Vespasian already had loads of money to be able to build this vast project. Although Vespasian used stolen jewel from the temple in Jerusalem to be able to establish for the coliseum , this is still much better that what Nero did to be able to build his own palace, and he also helped the people of Rome by creating many compensable jobs.\nVespasian unfortunately passed extraneous before the coliseum was c... '