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Rome: The Etruscan

Introduction

The Etruscans had a huge influence on Roman civilization. They brought their religious ideas and construction techniques. They are also the source of much of the political organization of Rome. But the Etruscan kings, relying on the people to govern, were removed from power the great Roman families. These, at the end of the sixth century BC, managed to drive them away.

Discussion

The early history of Rome is intrinsically linked to that of the Etruscans, people in central Italy, mostly in Tuscany and Lazio, and to whom Herodotus also mentions, making it traced the source to ...