Please help me with examples of any of these Ancient History questions.?

Question

1. The conquered conquer the conquerers.
2. Winners write history
3. History does not repeat itself, but it looks very similar
4. The greatest obstacle facing any emperor or government is that of succession
5.In order to understand the developement of hisory, one must have a religious world view
6.The concept of nations and border is a modern concept
7. The cycle of leadership in history is: monarchy-oligarhcy-democracy-c...
8. History has instances of "ideas in the air." Ideas appear at the same time and in seperate locations
9. Writers have control of the corporate memory
10.There is always a caste system, either formally or informally in every society
11. Historical ignorance or amnesia is the greatest deterrent to historical developement
12.Nature abhors a vacuum
13. There is never a single cause to any historical developement or movement

Answer 1

1 - the Germanic tribes conquer the Roman Empire, chiefly the Goths and Visigoths
2 - The Tudors wrote the history of the War of the Roses, turning Richard III into the most evil king in the history of England; or, it's Bloody Mary even though Elizabeth killed far more people, but Elizabeth and the protestants won. If that isn't ancient enough then try the Romans wrote the history of their battle with Queen Boadicea in Britain
3 - The Romans conquer Britain, but not Scotland and the Picts, but then the Angles/Saxons/Jutes conquer Britain, but not Scotland.
4 - Henry VIII couldn't find a son who would live; Emp. Constantine just killed most of his family to ensure one son would succeed him.
5 - Constantine became Christian and "by this sign (the Chi Rho or cross) will you conquer" at the Battle of the Milvian Bridge

Answer 2

In historic historical past, all of it depended at the elegance you have been born in. Thus the purpose Cleopatra grew to become Queen. The Romans additionally had strong ladies, principally folks that had relationships with the Emperors and different prime officers. So subheadings: The Rich and Powerful The Poor and Weak Godesses in Roman Mythology