Nero, Vespasian and the Colosseum

capital of Italy was unrivaled condemnation controlled by a furious man named Nero. Toward the end of his ruling, Nero destroy follow through the city of capital of Italy. He blamed it on the Judaic pot. Basically everything was burnt down, and legion(predicate) hatful were killed from this horrible act. afterward the fire, Nero killed more multitude of capital of Italy, in effect(p) for being a Christian. one time everything was cleared out from the fire, Nero continues to soma himself a palace, Domus Aurea. This palace was rightfulness in the middle of capital of Italy and was built to be beyond beautiful. There were beautiful toilet theater of operationss, gold fixtures around the house and even walls made of saturated gold. To be adequate to come up on this beautiful house Nero enslaved the deplor competent and heavily valuateed the rich. Nero was non like by some people in Rome - many actually hated him. The people of Rome hated Nero so some(prenomin al) that he terminate up killing himself by slitting his own throat, causing his time in power to come to an end.\nFollowing the death of Nero, Rome was thus in semipolitical disarray. Rome went through iv emperors within only one year. Finally Vespasian took the throne which past brought order back into Rome. unrivaled of the first things Vespasian did was tear down the magnificent palace that Nero had the people of Rome pay and fabricate for him. Vespasian then decided to come along the Coliseum as a gift for the people of Rome in replace of Neros beautiful palace. Unlike Nero, Vespasian did not enslave people to ca-ca this building or tax others to jock pay for it. instead Vespasian paid the hard work people of Rome to help build the coliseum with then helps the economy of Rome. Vespasian already had make full of money to be able to build this massive project. Although Vespasian employ stolen treasure from the temple in Jerusalem to be able to pay 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 away in front the coliseum was c...