Civilization patterns is change since the time of the Roman Empire, but I still strongly believe in the parallelism between Rome and the United States of America. As you can see if it hard to blindfold the facts that Empire fell due to political turmoil, social unrest, economical, and a devastating fall in it morals, these situations and also presents right now in the United States of America.

The most general arguments is that's Rome suffered external invasion in comparison to the United States, but that statements can be partially true due to the facts that Al Qaeda has reduce the United States freedom, safety and security through to attack of the World Trade Center bombing on September 11, despite the fact that United States has not be invaded or conquer by outsiders, judging from the facts of the present situation for exa

With the above facts and analogies of the Roman Empire and United States,the only experiencing difference is because the USA has not been full invaded by outside forces like the Huns, and also the parallelism of Christianity and changes in the internal problems show it is likely to happen.

Politically, the Roman Empire and United States are very much alike due to the fact that the Roman Empire underwent it decentralization in his political powers and presently in the United States people looking not to the president of the individual governments this can also the back by the facts that Republicans who has always had a low percentage in votes are now having an 85 percent led over the Democrats(the Republicans unknown for a recover effects during wartime's). Socially the governments of the two empires the Roman and United States tried their best to keep the empires running both a

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