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There appears to have already been human habitation in the area prior to this from hunting and fishing.


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Gradually, traces of nomadic, farming and burial rites appear in the archaeological evidence, then trade, social hierarchy, warfare, and village-like settlement.


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[3] The territory of present-day Italy was home to many peoples at the time.


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The northern part, Gallia cisalpina, or “Gaul of the Alps”, was not actually considered to belong to Italy, but was read to Gaul.


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This land, divided into two halves by the Padus river Po, was forested and fertile.


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Its inhabitants were predominantly Gaulish.


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The central part, which was actually said to be Italian, was inhabited by three main tribes: the Etruscans, the Sabinese and the Latins.


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The Etruscans, held together by a strong clergyman government, developed early into a locally significant civilising nation in areas such as trade and building arts.


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The Sabine people, ruled by the heads of the character lineages, were the largest tribe in Italy, divided into many smaller peoples.


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The Latins, whose society was more vernacular, made an early union of free cities among themselves, and was first led by Alba Longa, then Rome.


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[4] 8th century BCE


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there are signs of Greek influences, perhaps from the Greek colonies of southern Italy.


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The cities of Greater Greece, especially Cumae and its colonist-grown Neapoli (Naples), and the Doorian Tarentum, brought Greek influences to Italy.


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[4] Rome was the place where the territories of the Etruscans, Sabines and Latins coincided.


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That's how it took on itself influences from all of these three peoples.


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The earliest population of the town, according to stories, were exiles and vagrants of predominantly Latin descent.


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Later, Sabine people migrated to the city.


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Last was a period of strong Etruscan influence.


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Already in Rome's oldest society, there was a strong confrontation between Sabine-Etruscan supremacy and Latin vernacularity.


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[4] The Kingdom of Rome was founded, according to the lore, by the brothers Romulus and Remus on 21 April 753 BCE.


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According to lore, Romulus became the first king of the city in 753 BCE.


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The six kings who followed Romulus are considered real persons, but there are believed to have been other kings besides them.


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Roman historians dated the founding of the city just to the mid-7th century, as they knew the republic came into existence around 500 BCE.


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and believed the city had been ruled before it by seven kings.


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[5] From the King period 753—509 BC.


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there are no surviving documentaries.


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Greek historians were, yes, aware of the growing city-state in Italy, but they did not write about it until the war between Rome and Tarentum in the 270s BCE.


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During the two centuries preceding the beginning of the period, historians wrote a number of works on the king period, but they used Roman and Greek folklore as their sources, and many things have been invented, exaggerated or concealed.


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[5] Not much is known about the six true kings of Rome, especially the first three, of whom only names are known in practice.


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Historians associated with the kings afterwards the genesis of various Roman customs and institutions.


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Numa Pompilius' time is reported to have been peaceful, and he is reported to have founded all the religious institutes and traditions of Rome.


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The time of his successor Tullus Hostilius is reported to have been belligerent.


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In the time of Ancus Marcius, the religious renewal and warfare of the united is told.


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During the last three kings of the 6th century BCE.


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in the late and 5th century BCE.


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Rome urbanized.


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[5] During the period 700—650 BCE.


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The hills of Rome were united, which tells, for example, the story of the robbery of the Sabinometers.


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In the 6th century, Rome spread to Latium and destroyed its mother city, Alba Longa.


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[6] [3] From the 7th century, signs of pilings have been found in Roman territory indicating some form of fortification.


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Rome, under the influence of Etruscan culture, began to form as an urban community in the 6th century BCE.


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within.


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The marsh between the hills was drained.


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At this point, Rome did not much separate from the other cities of Latium.


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Segregation occurs in the 5th century.


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Walls, government buildings and religious buildings can be found from this period.


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In addition, drawing inscriptions written in Greek letters have been found.


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[3] Republic Tradition states that the last king of Rome, Tarquinius Superbus, was deposed in 509 BCE.


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The stories tell a small number of people about revolution.


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This may also have been a clash between the Romans and the Etruscans, or a conflict between the king and the supremacists.


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The displacement may also have been gradual.


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On the other hand, a republic might not be moved to until the 4th century BCE.


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in the conflict between plebeians and patricians.


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[7] Rome became a republic led by two consuls elected from members of the Senate by the citizens for year-long terms in office.


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Roman citizens were divided into hereditary privileged patricians and inferior plebeians.


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Influential patrician families were represented in the Senate, so the leadership of the state was practically in the hands of a narrow segment of the people.


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The consuls initially assumed the role of king, except for the position of High Priest of Juppiter.


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The rex sacrorum, or king of sacred things, was elected to this position.


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[8] Marriages between classes were not allowed until 445 BCE.


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For the plebeians, 494 BCE was established.


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the post of folk tribune to which no patrician could be elected.


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This was the only post open to the lower class, but it had great privileges.


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Religious positions had later been limited to patricians only.


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Disagreements sometimes became so great between the social classes that the plebeians took their families and belongings and left the city, camping outside it until their demands were agreed to.


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This was the case in 494, 450 and 287 BC.


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The most common point of contention was land allocation.


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Gradually, the privileges of the patricians were dismantled and the posts were opened to the plebeians.


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The old patrician lineages and successful plebeian lineages merged together to form a new upper class.


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[9] [10] With its rise to world power Rome gradually expanded the territory it controlled.


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In the 4th and 3rd centuries BCE.


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many wars were fought against the other states and tribes of Italy.


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At first Rome was just one of Italy's many city-states.


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However, victorious wars and skillful diplomacy gradually brought the Etruscan, Greek, Latin, Samnic, Celtic, etc communities under Roman rule.


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Their inhabitants generally did not receive Roman civil rights.


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[11] The Apennine peninsula was entirely in Roman possession by 270 BCE.


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Next, expansion continued to the coasts of the western Mediterranean, resulting in the Punic Wars against Carthage.


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As a result of the Punic Wars, Rome gained control of Sicily, Hispania and North Africa.


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Then it was Macedonia, against which the Romans waged the so-called Macedonian wars.


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Macedonia was defeated in 197 BC.. The Seleucids were beaten in present-day Syria in 189 BCE.


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Rome was said in half a century to have spread its domination from Italy throughout the world known to antiquity.


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[11] A period of civil wars Rome was mired in crisis since 133 BCE.


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from.


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This led to a series of civil wars and dictatorships.


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Part of the problem was the change in social structure.


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Considered the backbone of Roman society, the class of free peasants contracted as large farms farmed by slave labour grew.


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People applied to cities in which a restless and poor population was formed.


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The Gracchus brothers attempted to enact a land reform aimed at reviving the peasantry, but were orchestrated to death by the Senate representing the grand landowners.


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[12] The Senate-led army suffered defeats against Jugurtha, king of Numidia, 111—105 BCE, in the First and Second Sicilian Slave Revolts, and against the Kimbres in 105 BCE.


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Marius, the victor of the Kimbrie, replaced an army composed of conscribed peasants with professional soldiers recruited from among the poor population.


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Over the next few decades, warlords pursuing power with the help of legions loyal to themselves became a recurring phenomenon in Roman politics.


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The city-state's republican form of government no longer functioned smoothly within the empire.


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[12] Slaves rose again in revolt in 73 BC.


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Led by Spartacus in the Third Slave Revolt.


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Spartacus's forces struck many legions before losing to Crassus.


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As a result of the revolt, 6000 slaves were crucified along the Via Appia.


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In 91 BC.


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almost all of Italy revolted, and was pacified only by giving all the inhabitants south of Po River citizenship.


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Meanwhile, King Mithridates VI of Pontos took Bithynia, and Sulla, the warlord sent to overthrow him, marched to Rome with legions proclaiming himself dictator.


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After Sulla retired in 79 BC.


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the republic was restored.


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[12] [13] The warlords Pompey and Julius Caesar conquered Syria and Gaul from the Rhine all the way to the Atlantic.


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In 49 BC.


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Caesar returned to Rome with his army, starting a civil war, upon the end of which Caesar seized power, rising to dictator.


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[12] In 44 BC.


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Caesar was assassinated by conspirators in the Senate, after which a new period of civil wars began.


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See also: Roman Civil War Beginning of the Imperial period After Caesar died his niece's son, Octavian, became the first Roman emperor under the name Augustus after the new civil wars.


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Augustus was succeeded by emperors of the House of Juliusten-Claudiustes (e.g.


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Tiberius and Nero) and these Flaviuses (e.g.


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Vespasianus).


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The years 96—180 are considered the period of the Empire's greatest heyday.


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In this case, Nerva, Trajan, Hadrian, Antoninus Pius and Marcus Aurelius ruled.


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Marcus Aurelius was forced to fight on the Danube frontier against the Germans.


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This Marcomani War gave a foretaste of the problems of the centuries to come.


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In 193, the powerful Septimius Severus came to power, followed by the Severuste dynasty that ruled until 235.


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[14] After Augustus defeated Mark Antony and Cleopatra, Egypt was annexed to Roman rule in 31 BC.


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Subsequently, the Mediterranean Sea was in its entirety within Roman territories.


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Augustus also made an attempt to annex Germania to the kingdom as far as Elbe.


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However, it was not successful, as the Roman army lost the Battle of Teutoburg in 9.


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Subsequently, the northern border of the kingdom ran from the Black Sea to the North Sea, primarily along the major rivers, the Danube and the Rhine.


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A few more conquests were made after the time of Augustus.


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Under Claudius, Rome conquered Britain.


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The last significant conquests were made under Trajan.


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In 106, Daak (approximately present-day Romania) was conquered, which was lost in 270.


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In the east, the conquest of Mesopotamia was short-lived (114—117).


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[15] [16] See also: Roman Emperor Crisis of the 200th Century Crisis is an appellation commonly used from the period of dissolution of the Roman Empire, which existed around the years 235—275.


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The kingdom then came on the brink of destruction.


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At the same time, the so-called period of military anarchy, 235—284, is also set.


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[17] [18] Rome had more than 35 different rulers during the crisis period.


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Most of these were warlords who had risen to the rank of emperor with the support of the warfolk and gained power either throughout the kingdom or in some part of it.


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Nearly all emperors of this period, however, were murdered or died in battle usually only a few years after their admission to power; with the only exception Claudius Gothicus, who died of a pestilence.


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In addition to politics, the economy was also crisis-hit.


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On the other hand, many other problems also emerged, including unrest, disease and civil wars.


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Internal unrest manifested itself as separatist aspirations, for example.


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Postumus, who founded the so-called Gallic Empire in the west, and Queen Zenobia in the east, both sought to achieve independence from the central government.


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[19] At an earlier stage, efforts had been made to move the army further away from the centres of power, thus stabilizing the state.


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Now the army returned to the centre of power and dominates society as a whole.


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It also grew significantly.


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The army began to recruit outsiders, especially Germans.


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Settlements in the frontier areas were deserted in many places.


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In the 200th century, the empire also experienced its first serious military defeats in centuries.


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The Germans plundered in many places, the Goths defeated Decius, and Persia emerged as Rome's rival.


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Emperor Valerianus was taken prisoner by Sapor I, King of Persia.


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The story goes that she was skinned.


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[20] [18] After 35 years of such spending, the kingdom was in the tongues of death.


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However, Aurelianus, counted among Rome's most talented emperors, managed to secure the borders of the empire.


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Diocletian continued to consolidate conditions.


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Surviving the crisis, however, was probably more by chance and dictated by structural factors than by individuals.


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The Tetrarchy, or Four Emperors Power Tetrarchy, or “Four-Power”, was a system of government introduced by Emperor Diocletian in 293 to solve the kingdom's serious military and economic problems.


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The kingdom was divided into western and eastern parts.


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Diocletian himself kept the East in his power and gave the West to his fellow ruler Maximianus.


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Eight years later, Diocletian felt that even more attention should be given to problems of both military and civilian nature.


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In this case, a sub-emperor, or “caesar”, was appointed to both emperors, an “augustus”.


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This tetrarchical system survived until about 324.


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The first tetrarchs were Diocletian (Emperor of the East), Galerius (Sub-Emperor of the East), Maximianus (Emperor of the West), and Constantius Chlorus (Sub-Emperor of the West).


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[21] [22] Late antiquity Late antiquity usually refers to the years 300 and 600 or so.


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the time between.


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The development of Late Antique Rome has traditionally been perceived as decadence, manifested in the collapse of the Imperial central government and the shake-up of the basic structures of the economy and society.


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According to the criticism of this view, it was rather a process of change, which should not be judged on the basis of the outcome, that is, the Middle Ages.


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The line of interpretation emphasising decadence highlights the disappearance of the Western Roman Empire, military defeats, internationals, and the decline of urban culture, especially in Western Rome.


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Scholars stressing change and continuity again highlight the flourishing of (Christian) culture, the preservation of ancient heritage, and especially the heyday of Eastern Rome in the late 4th century and under Emperor Justinian.


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The most notable feature of Late Antiquity is the spread of Christianity and the consolidation of its status.


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At the same time, a monastic institution was also born.


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Many emperors were hostile to Christianity and launched persecutions, but during the reign of Constantine I the Great in 313 share.


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given the Edict of Milan allowed the practice of Christianity and at the same time elevated it to one of the official religions of Rome.


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Constantine also moved the capital to Constantinople, “New Rome”, although even old Rome retained its great symbolic importance.


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Constantine also continued the economic and social reforms initiated by Emperor Diocletian.


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[23] In Late Antiquity, a conception of the connection between church and state arose.


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Under the reign of Emperor Theodosius (379—395), Christianity became the only official religion in Rome.


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The emperor was seen as God's replacement on earth and efforts were made to identify him with Jesus in many ways.


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On the other hand, the Christian view of Jesus took influence from the emperor institution.


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The church began to resemble a “state in a state”.


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Particularly in the western part of the empire, as imperial administration ravaged, the Roman bishopric, or pope, also increased in importance in terms of secular exercise of power.


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Upon Theodosius's death in 395, Rome was definitively divided into Eastern and Western Empires, whose fates began to take different paths.


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The split didn't seem definitive to contemporaries, but that's what it turned out to be.


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In the western parts of the kingdom, the central government began to become paralyzed in the early 4th century.


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In 410, Rome was ravaged by the Christian Visigoths under Alarik.


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Although the destruction was not total, the significance of this event was great in the eyes of contemporaries.


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In general, in this context, there has been talk of a period of internationals.


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However, the numbers of people displaced must have been small, at most some tens of thousands of people at a time.


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Germanic tribes established several kingdoms in Roman territory with populations almost entirely Roman.


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The Germans themselves possessed many of the customs of the Romans and took advantage of, for example, the Roman apparatus of local government.


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[24] The Empire succumbed in the western part of the empire in 476 as the Ostrogoths conquered the city of Rome and deposed the last emperor Romulus Augustulus.


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The Roman Senate continued assemblies apparently well into the 5th century.


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East Rome, for which today the name Byzantium is used, retained its grandiose status for many centuries.


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It lost its independence for good only in 1453, though over the course of time it had been reduced almost to a city-state comprising Constantinople alone.


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The reasons for the breakup of Rome The reasons for the breakup of the Roman Empire has been ample debate.


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Edward Gibbon presented thirty explanations, including the pacifist worldview of Christians, which allegedly led to the decline of the Roman army, and the size of the empire.


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[25] Already in antiquity, the Eastern Roman non-Christian Zosimos blamed Constantine and Christians, among others.


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[26] On the other hand, the destruction of Rome in the 4th century caused by a huge blow to Rome, especially in the eyes of contemporaries, took place by the Christian Visigoths.


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According to General Vegetius, the Roman army was weakened by corruption and foolishness of discipline.


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[27] On the other hand, mental poverty, racial mixing, decreased birth rates, international migrations, economic decay, deterioration of state structures and state desentralisation, lead in aqueducts and degeneration of aristocracy, climate change, have been suspected to be the cause, robbery farming and erosion, corruption and inefficient governance, plundering provinces, uneven income distribution, imbalances between rural and city, slavery, stagnation of technological progress, and many other things.


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Current interpretations place the greatest emphasis on the economic difficulties of the empire, internal social changes, and pressure from external threats.


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[25] Society Politics The Romans called their state a republic (libera res publica), but at no point in its history was democratic in the modern sense of the word.


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The Roman political system was conservative in nature, and there was generally quite reluctance to reform.


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Throughout Roman history, the central political issue was land ownership and distribution of land.


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In its earlier stages, Rome was king-dominated.


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From this moved to an oligarchy republic governed by a complex system of senate, civil servants and skew-grained people's assemblies.


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Gradually, certain individuals possessed more and more power.


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From this emerged a practically monarchist, initially externally retaining the old republican forms under Augustus and his successors.


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Administrative division As Rome expanded, the conquered territories were governed as provinces.


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The first of these was Sicily, which was taken by Rome during the First Punic War.


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The province was ruled in peacetime by a Roman official.


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Over time, the number of provinces increased as Rome took over more territories, but also because bigger provinces were divided into smaller ones.


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When Augustus became the first emperor of Rome, he reorganized the provinces.


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Provinces with Roman troops Augustus ruled himself, other provinces he left the Senate to govern in the old way.


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For his own provinces, Augustus appointed legates who ruled them in the name of Augustus.


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[28] The administration of the provinces remained almost the same from the time of the Principath until the crisis of the 200th century.


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It was not until the time of Diocletian that the administration of the provinces was significantly reformed.


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At first he divided the kingdom into a hundred smaller provinces, whose governors, who had previously been able to command troops in their territories, were henceforth only allowed to conduct civil administration.


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The kingdom was divided into twelve dioceses (Greek.


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dioikesis), whose leader became vicarius.


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[29] Roman law Roman law received its first written form in 450 BCE.


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in the laws of the twelve tables (leges duodecim tabularum).


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The idea of judging all citizens under the same law limited the power of the superior.


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On this basis developed Roman law, which continued to evolve as the centuries passed.


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It was eventually codified at the initiative of Emperor Justinian in the Corpus iuris civilis law collection published in 529—534.


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[30] [31] Economic Escalation Roman economic policy can be said to have been based on a lack of plans.


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At a time when monetary matters were seen as inappropriate tinkering for the finer crowd, too much attention was often not paid to the adequacy of money.


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Many necessary reforms were blocked by the conservatism of society, and the economy repeatedly reached crisis.


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The foundation stone of the Roman economic system was agriculture.


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The productivity of the country was low, and there was little technological progress.


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As Rome expanded, the spoils of war became a major source of income.


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Conquered peoples also began to be taxed.


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As it grew up, Rome began to absorb commodities from an increasingly expansive region.


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Views on the importance of slaves to the economy vary.


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In the Imperial era, excess money was still preferably invested in the country.


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Small-scale industries emerged, but it did not account for a significant part of production.


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Trading was reasonably brisk, if not empowering.


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The crisis of the 2000s was also accompanied by serious economic problems, including inflation and dwindling government revenues.


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In Late Antiquity, many features of the coming Middle Ages began to appear in the economy, for example, the shift from monetary economy towards a natural economy as well as serfdom.


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Architecture Roman architecture was the most developed of its time and played an important part in creating and maintaining the power of the Empire.


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It was also very durable, with many Roman buildings or structures over 2000 years old still standing.


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Roman architecture is known for such things as a huge and high-quality road network, plumbing, large gladiatorial arenas such as the Colosseum, dome roofs and underfloor steam baths.


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The Romans also built temples such as the Pantheon, the Arches of Triomphe, bridges leading over major rivers, tunnels quarried into rocks, mines and racetracks.


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[32] Population According to contemporary estimates, the population of the Roman Empire was at the beginning of the Imperial period (14 share.)


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just over 45 million, 20 million of whom lived in the eastern parts of the empire and 25 million in the west.


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The population density would thus have been 13.6 inhabitants per square kilometre, which is low compared to modern times.


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In the east, the population density was almost double that of the west.


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Slaves accounted for about 15% of the population, or about 7 million people.


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About as much as one-sixth of the kingdom's population lived from the city, an unusually high figure for pre-modern times.


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About 750,000 people lived in the city of Rome, which was about a tenth of the total Italian population.


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Most of the towns were much smaller (about 10—15000 inhabitants).


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The GDP per person was about 380 sestertius.


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[33] In 164, the population of the kingdom was at its highest.


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At that time, 60 million persons lived in the Roman Empire.


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The same population in the Mediterranean area was not reached again until the 16th century.


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The largest increase in population occurred in the western provinces, which reached the same population density when more frequently populated Italy.


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In the east, the population remained virtually unchanged.


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[34] Population growth folded in the 200th century, when many disease epidemics afflicted the population.


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By entering the 3rd century, the population was perhaps around 30 million.


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[35] Culture Roman culture took rich influences from Greek culture (practically Hellenistic) as well as from the early cultures of Italy, especially from the Etruscans.


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The original language of the Roman city-state was Latin, and as Rome expanded, Latin gradually supplanted the local languages in the western parts of the empire.


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In eastern parts and Africa, local languages better held their ground.


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Latin was also the principal administrative language, but the position of Greek was steadily strengthened.


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In Byzantium, Greek eventually supplanted Latin almost completely.


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Roman mythology was Greek-influenced.


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The Romans' power religion changed over the course of history from animist natural religion to polytheistic Greek-influenced state religion and further through various oriental mystery cult influences on Christianity.


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In the field of philosophy, the Epicurean, Stoic and Neo-Platonist schools were the most important.


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The Greek influences were most evident in art.


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The art of painting and sculpting imitated the mournful Greek style.


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In literature, the paragons managed to break away to some extent.


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Rome produced many writers formed as classics, including Vergilius, Cicero, Ovidius, Horatius and Juvenalis.


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Roman natural science never reached the level of its Greek paragons.


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Natural sciences developed mainly into practical fields such as medicine, engineering and architecture.


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The family was the foundation of Roman society.


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The upbringing of children emphasized a sense of duty and respect for customs inherited from ancestors.


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The society was patriarchal.


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Slavery was common, but the status of slaves varied widely.


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The army of Roman rule the most visible sign in the provinces was often its army.


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It was the implementer of Roman policy, but also the creator of politics and empress-maker.


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It served as an important pathway of social ascent and a tool of romanization.


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Rome was by its very nature a very military state.


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The army gradually evolved into the most powerful military power in the Mediterranean, with the transition from assembled troops to a professional army under the reforms of Gaius Marius around 100 BCE.


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Eventually the Legion emerged, a well-organized unit of about 5,000 men.


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[36] Initially only citizens served in the army, but in the Imperial era, so-called barbarians began to be admitted to the army.


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The Roman army also used many warplanes, for example catapults and siege towers.


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The navy which later developed into prominence in Rome came into being in the context of the Punic Wars, when the previously almost sailing-less Romans discovered a shipwrecked Carthaginian ship and copied it millintarily.


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[37] Roman heritage Roman culture left a deep mark on history, and the Roman heritage still marks the world in many ways.


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[38] Roman culture descended into oblivion for centuries after the destruction of Western Rome until it became interested again in 15th-century Italy, where the Renaissance was born.


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[39] Modern times have been influenced by the political philosophies and literature of Rome, Roman engineering and architecture with its columns, domes, baths and sewers, as well as Roman inventions such as ice cream and the codex that preceded the book.


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[40] The Roman Empire had a great and lasting influence on the linguistic conditions of Europe.


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Latin spread throughout the Roman Empire, with Romance languages such as Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Romanian.


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Also, many other languages such as English have borrowed plenty of vocabulary from Latin.


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Latin remains a world language in some fields such as law and medicine.


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[41] Latin was also the language of the Church until the 20th century.


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In 800, three hundred years after the so-called barbarians had brought Western Rome to its knees, the Pope crowned Charles the Great as emperor.


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Charlemagne thus established his secular rule on Roman heritage.


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Since Charles, countless pundits, both statesmen and others, have directed their eyes towards antiquity and imitated Rome in the most diverse ways.


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Both the German and Russian emperors considered themselves successors to the Roman emperors, and until 1806 the official name of Germany was the Holy German-Roman Empire.


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Well-known admirers of Rome have been such as Napoleon I, Benito Mussolini and Adolf Hitler [42].


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The importance of ancient Rome to European culture and the afterworld in general has been assessed at different times in different ways.


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The rise of art, erudition and classical ideas has most often been seen as a positive asset.


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[43] On the other hand, through Rome, contemporary culture has been inherited, as S. Humpreys has put it, Greek intellectual imperialism, Roman territorial imperialism and Jewish monotheistic intolerance.


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[44] Countless films, television series, books and computer games show that legacy is also making a difference now and will continue to do so.


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How, it depends on those under the influence.


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Edwin Linkomies wrote in the 1940s: Sources from Rome The modern world's knowledge of Rome is based on numerous different sources.


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For a long time in the study of history, the literature preserved through the medieval reproduction tradition was used as a source.


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Naturally, historiography was considered the main source.


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Letter collections, for example, were also considered valuable, “authentic” sources.


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On the other hand, most literature was written by elites and depicted things from their point of view.


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The interpretation of literary sources is not without problems, whether it is so-called narrative sources (historiography) or fiction.


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The very fact that only a fraction of the literature of the time has survived into our times raises the question of the evidential power of preserved literature.


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The preservation of the works has been influenced not only by coincidence, but also by views (grudge) of the aesthetic or moral value of literature that prevailed in different eras.


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The source material used by modern research is considerably more extensive.


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This is partly due to the enlargement of the issue layouts.


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Interest in the history of lower social groups, women, children, social groups, etc., has made, for example, drawing writings a key source material.


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For example, epitaph inscriptions on gravestones can tell not only about age structure, but also, for example, family relationships and emotional life.


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Archaeological excavations are constantly bringing new plotwriting material to light.


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We also get a wealth of information from papyri, money and legal texts preserved in our time.


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Of extreme importance is also the non-textual archaeological finds, for which the city of Pompeii is famous, but not the only example.


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On many things, human and animal remains, pottery and other remnants of everyday consumer goods, etc., provide information much more than written sources.


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The nascent image of Rome should therefore be treated with healthy criticality.


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For its part, archaeological research is able to balance the situation and bring benchmarks for tendencies contained in written sources.


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Building a meaningful overall picture requires equitable and source-critical use of both literary and archaeological sources.


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What matters, though — as with all historical studies — is what kinds of questions are placed on the preserved, albeit fragmentary, source material.


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Finnish translation: Maija Westerlund.


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Photos: Olavi Rantala.


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Introduction by Edwin Linkomman.


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Iiro Kajanto, translated by Iiro Kajanto, with an introduction and explanatory index.


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GPS, or Global Positioning System (), is a satellite positioning system developed and funded by the United States Department of Defense, officially named Navstar GPS.


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It is today the most widely used Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) and in everyday language it may refer to satellite positioning in general.


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GPS satellites orbit Earth at an altitude of about 20,200 miles.


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[1] Satellites are designed to send a signal only towards Earth, i.e. positioning can be mainly within their track, but the leaky signal has managed to use positioning even outside their track.


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[1] GPS locators read microwave radiation emitted by satellites and locators equipped with active antennas emit information encoded in radiation themselves.


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As of March 9, 2016, there are 31 pieces of satellites in operation.


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History Development work on the Navstar GPS began in the mid-1970s with the intention of creating an accurate and real-time one-way positioning method originally suitable for both military and civilian use.


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The use of satellite radio signal for navigation arose at Johns Hopkins University when Sputnik 1's signal was measured as a satellite flew over the United States in October 1957.


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Beginning in the latter 1950s and in the mid-1960s, the Transit navigation satellite system was developed to locate nuclear submarines equipped with Polaris missiles of the United States Navy until GPS replaced it in the 1990s.


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The U.S. Air Force developed the Timation and Navy proprietary Transit replacement system beginning in the late 1960s.


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The projects were consolidated in the early 1970s, when the development of GPS began.


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The first NavStar satellite (Block I) for navigational use was launched in 1978.


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The last first-generation Block I satellite was launched in October 1985.


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The last Block I satellite was decommissioned in November 1995.


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The satellites currently in use are of the second generation Block II, Block IIA and Block IIR types.


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On April 27, 1995, the positioning system was in full operational order (FOC, Full Operational Capability).


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The operational system comprises at least 24 satellites, of which 12 can be visible at once.


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In 2010, GPS 2F satellites were supposed to be launched, but Boeing is 3.5 years late in their implementation and has doubled the implementation cost of 8 satellites.


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Lockheed-Martin is developing a satellite version of the GPS III.


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[2] Since the 1970s, the United States has invested $35 billion on GPS and has an annual cost of $1 billion.


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[3] Principle of operation and positioning accuracy The Navstar GPS system consists of three segments, which are space, control network and user part.


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The space segment is formed by satellites.


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There are 24 satellites at an altitude of about 20,200 km.


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Each satellite orbits the Earth twice a day.


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A GPS receiver measures the time it takes a signal to pass from satellite to receiver.


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When the position of the satellites is known, the time difference between signals from different satellites is able to calculate the position of the receiver.


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[4] The control network monitors the state, tracks and functions of satellites.


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The main control center is in the United States, Colorado Springs.


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In addition to the main control centre, there are four observation stations just off the equator.


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Millions of GPS receivers make up the user part.


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GPS positioning relies on satellites transmitting an atomic clock time and a navigation signal that is received by a GPS device.


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The GPS device receives signal simultaneously from several satellites.


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There should be at least four satellites, as the terminal clock is not accurate like the atomic clocks of satellites.


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The difference between the terminal clock and the actual time (clock error) must be set to unknown in the equations, in which case a group of at least four equations is required for the solution to be single-concept.


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This requires observation from at least four satellites.


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[5] From the radio signals it receives, the terminal calculates either pseudo-distance—using pseudo-random codes (PRNs) modulated over the satellite signal—or the carrier phase.


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The pseudo-distance solution is essentially based on the measurement of the time of passage of the signal.


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The slot solution can be made from C/A code (coarse acquisition), i.e. unencrypted code.


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The P code transmitted on the second radio frequency, or encrypted code, produces a more accurate spatial solution.


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Both - code and carrier - can be used for positioning, though the latter only in complex geodetic GPS precision receivers, as when using a carrier, you can't do the calculation in real time.


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Positioning is based on pseudo-distance measurement: p = (x − X) 2 + (y − Y) 2 + (z − Z) 2 + c (Δ t − Δ T), {\ displaystyle p= {\ sqrt {(X-x) ^ {2} + (Y-y) ^ {2} + (Z-z) ^ {2}}} +c (\ Delta t-\ Delta T),} where X, Y, Z {\ displaystyle\ scriptstyle X, Y, Z} is the receiver position in three-dimensional space x, y, z {\ displaystyle\ scriptstyle x, y, z} is the place of the satellite in space, calculated from the track data also transmitted by satellites, i.e. ephemerides c {\ displaystyle\ scriptstyle c} is the speed of light Δ t {\ displaystyle\ scriptstyle\ Delta t} is a satellite clock error; a small, known, satellite-emitted Δ T {\ displaystyle\ scriptstyle\ Delta T} is a receiver clock error, unknown like its coordinates.


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X {\ displaystyle\ scriptstyle X}, Y {\ displaystyle\ scriptstyle Y}, Z {\ displaystyle\ scriptstyle Z} and Δ T {\ displaystyle\ scriptstyle\ Delta T} are unknown variables that can be solved with the help of four satellites in appropriate locations.


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The theorem is called pseudo-distance because it has unknown clock errors.


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A satellite clock is a very accurate atomic clock.


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The receiver's watch is usually a cheap quartz watch that is only accurate in the short term and its time information cannot be used in a navigation solution.


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The pseudo-distance and actual distance between the user and satellites, i.e., the error of the operator's place depends marginally on the clock error, but the atmosphere (both the unknown distribution of water vapor in the troposphere and the number of electrons in the ionosphere, which depends on, among other things, the activity of the Sun) is permanent source of inaccuracy.


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It produces a few meters of error to the place.


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There are efforts to correct this with Klobuchar's algorithm, among other things.


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GPS positioning can be called hyperbolic positioning because it relies on the<i data-parsoid='{"dsr":[7659,7669,2,2]}'>use of distance differences rather than distances.


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Calculating from the original observations the separation amounts between two satellites or two measurement sites results in the clock unknowns eliminated.


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Cf.


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Decca system.


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Although the minimum number of satellites is four, the more accurate the more accurate the more satellites use the calculations.


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The more the satellites used for measurement are separated from each other, the more accurate the outcome will be obtained.


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Positioning is also successful using three satellites when it is assumed that the receiver is at any given height from the reference ellipsoid.


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In this case, the receiver height coordinate is not resolved, leaving only three unknown majors (two coordinates and a clock error).


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This assumption is good at sea where there are no elevation differences, but in the mountains, for example, the assumption of constant altitude cannot be made if the receiver is moving.


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Positioning accuracy Navstar GPS has a few meters in civilian horizontal orientation.


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In elevation, the accuracy is approx.


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2—3 times weaker.


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Until May 1, 2000, the United States Department of Defense deliberately degraded track elements and clock running data (SA) sent by satellites to civilian users, prior to which civilian GPS devices had a horizontal accuracy of 100 meters and at an elevation of 156 meters.


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Positioning error is brought by satellite track and clock error, atmosphere, multipath reflection, satellite geometry, locator errors, intentional jamming, and operator errors.


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Differential GPS Differential GPS was developed to eliminate the inaccuracy caused by SA jamming, among other things, to meet the needs of seafarers.


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When SA jamming (discontinued in the early 2000s) was turned on, positioning accuracy was within 100 metres, which did not guarantee safe shipping.


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The foggy weather and the narrow fairway could have been a devastating combination.


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The new base station, the so-called reference station, whose location was accurately known, calculated the error caused by the SA jamming by listening to the data transmitted by satellites and comparing it with its own exact location.


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This was how to calculate the magnitude of the error.


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However, several stations had to be set up, as the magnitude of the error varies in different locations of the globe.


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For example, when moving around the Baltic Sea region, a few different reference stations must be used in different places.


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When two base stations are at range, the receiver may not know which transmission should be listened to.


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In this case, the signal may be completely unreceived and the DGPS receiver will indicate that spatial coordinates are not available.


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In the Baltic Sea, such a place can be found approximately at the northern tip of Gotland.


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The good points of the system include the transmission of patches by radio locally, although often for a fee, since DGPS base stations are operated by third parties.


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The RDS channel of national radio stations can listen to correction information from Digita Oy's FOKUS service, allowing the positioning to reach a couple of meters accuracy.


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The Maritime Service is free of charge when moving in coastal waters.


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Although SA jamming has been removed, the DGPS system helps to correct atmospheric disturbances.


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Along with DGPS and GPS, there is one more, even more accurate way of locating: relative GPS.


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It is based on at least two instruments measuring simultaneously, by which coordinate differences between points are defined.


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In surveying, relative GPS is a useful method.


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Assisted GPS Assisted GPS (A-GPS), or assisted GPS, covers a wide range of different technologies.


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One known GPS assist reads the trajectory and almanac data of satellites exploiting the cellular network.


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Trajectory and almanac data can be read up to several days in advance, which is why the receiver is assisted even if the connection to the cellular network is disconnected.


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Advance knowledge speeds up the first place of the device and significantly ensures the operation of the GPS receiver in weak or rapidly changing reception conditions, such as indoors, between buildings or the positioning of a moving animal.


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[6] [7] Reading trajectory and almanac data directly from satellites requires a benign and unbroken connection to the satellite for more than ten seconds.


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Once there are trajectory and almanac data, the first start (Cold start) is greatly accelerated.


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For longer-term use, it should be noted that visible satellites sag behind the horizon every few hours.


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The receiver must be able to read trajectory and almanac data from new satellites that have risen above the horizon.


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Without the A-GPS capability, a receiver in awkward conditions or indoors may miss its place because it cannot read trajectory and almanac data from satellites, even if satellite audibility is sufficient to calculate the position.


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Another well-known form of A-GPS also uses a rough estimate from the network operator of the current location of the GPS receiver.


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The A-GPS feature is also known, where the GPS receiver sends to the A-GPS server “continuously” information about its own satellite view, allowing the server to more accurately target A-GPS information or even assist in the calculation of the position.


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Improved sensitivity and operating speed of receivers with the advent of A-GPS has led to the fact that even indoor GPS receivers have been able to be built into mobile phones, where compromises have been required in terms of GPS antenna, power consumption and size.


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Likewise, A-GPS has significantly assisted the operation of various human and animal locators.


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Real Time Kinematic Real-time kinematic measurement is the most used GPS measurement method in surveying.


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It is based on the measurement of the phase difference of the signal carrier, in addition to determining the pseudo-distance itself.


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Since the transmission frequency of the carrier is more than 1,000 times that of the PRN signal itself, the technique provides highly accurate measurement results.


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The difficulty of this method consists in the fact that since each turn of the signal is similar, it is impossible to determine how many whole wavelengths the signal throws, and this causes an error in the measurement accuracy of a wavelength or its multiple, which is L1- in the case of a signal, about 20 centimeters.


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For this reason, real-time kinematic measurement is used as an adjunct to pseudo-distance measurement, whereby the pseudo distance is estimated the number of entire wavelengths in Virtual Reference Station VRS measurement, the second receiver is no longer taken to the terrain as the base station, but the base station the virtual location is calculated on the basis of fixed base station measurements and the data is transmitted from the VRS computing centre to the receiver in support of the satellite data, making the corrections accurate.


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[8] In Finland, the network of fixed base stations for determining virtual stations is provided by the National Land Survey and Geotrim Oy.


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[4] EGNOS - European Geostationary Navigation Overlay Service in the United States, Canada and Mexico uses the WAAS support system to improve the accuracy of GPS measurements.


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The EU will develop a similar system with Eurocontrol for the EU.


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It is called EGNOS and entered operational use in 2009, but not yet e.g.


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for aviation use.


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[8] Similar systems are under construction in 2009 in Japan and India (GAGAN).


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GPS signal GPS satellites transmit a so-called pseudo random signal (PRN, Pseudo Random Noise) on top of the carrier.


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The signal does not penetrate solid structures, so the use of the locator requires a direct “line of sight” to the sky.


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GPS operates on two main frequencies (L1 and L2): L1 (1575.42MHz) in civilian use L2 (1227.6MHz) in military use encrypted since 2003 L3 (1381.05MHz) military use global nuclear explosion alarm (NUDET — Nuclear Detonation) (L4 (1841.4MHz) experimental, not deployed) L5 (110) 176.45MHz) for civilian use (proposal, available 2005) (2227.5MHz) for spacecraft telemetry (no estimate of availability) Different frequencies carry the following modulations: a C/A (Coarse/Acquisition) code unique to each satellite.


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The C/A code is transmitted on the L1 frequency.


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It is a stream of pseudo-random bits, one bit in a microsecond; total length 1024 bits, or millisecond.


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P (Y) code transmitted encrypted at both frequencies.


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The P (Y) code is intended for military use, and the keys needed to deconstruct it are controlled by the U.S. Administration.


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This code has a bit frequency of 10 bits in a microsecond, and its repeat cycle is one week.


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Information section containing satellite track and clock data (“ephemerides”) as well as satellite health status information.


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Each satellite transmits the data of all other satellites.


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The designations L3, L4 and L5 are also used in geodesic GPS theory, where they are so-called ionosphere-free, geometry free and wide lane frequency.


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The second is used in ionosphere research, the first in geodesic positioning.


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All three are computational combinations of two signals formed in the processing of observations and not those actually transmitted by satellites.


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As of early 2011, there has been a debate in the United States over whether access points of the satellite cellphone-terrestrial cellphone (LTE) system envisaged by Light-Squared will provide interference with GPS positioning in the U.S. territory.


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[9] GPS services GPS provides two levels of service: Standard Positioning Service (SPS) and Precise Positioning Service (PPS).


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SPS is available worldwide for everyone without direct payment.


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SPS uses the L1 frequency and provides approx.


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5 to 10 m positioning accuracy.


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PPS is globally in use for US-authorized users.


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PPS requires a military version of the locator capable of P (Y) code decryption.


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PPS uses both frequencies and is capable of better accuracies than SPS.


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In 1984, Ronald Reagan released NAVSTAR GPS for civilian use after the system had been used only by the United States Department of Defense before this time.


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The Clinton administration removed jamming from the civilian signal, which improved its positional accuracy, in the late 1990s.


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Today, Russia maintains the GLONASS satellite positioning system.


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The European Commission is building its global satellite positioning system, the Galileo GPS, which will be completed at the same time as China's Beidou/Compass system.


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India has expressed its intention to implement a global satellite positioning system.


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Thus, satellite positioning is part of the capabilities of the great powers.


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Regarding the military importance of GPS in the Gulf War of 1991, Navstar GPS devices were still rare.


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They played a significant part in winning the entire war in that they enabled hooking through the West, across a featureless, flat desert where, according to Iraqi experience, is unable to operate with large numbers.


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Few GPS devices enabled large forces to be coordinated in a featureless and flat desert.


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The GPS helped coordinate the armoured forces and the fuel supply column.


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The GPS receiver as a cheaper navigational system than the radar of an expensive cruise missile simplified and substantially cheapened their goal determination.


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The GPS receiver removes the adverse effect of weather from the navigation of a missile or other guided projectile.


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Weather was a major limiting factor still in the Gulf War of 1991, but thereafter weapons based on GPS use began to play a role in the Kosovo War of 1999 and the war in Afghanistan 2001.


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In the Iraq War of 2003, GPS gained tactical application in weapons.


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The JDAM gliding bomb system enabled a GPS based and weather-independent tactical mass effect.


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JDAM costs less than $20,000, which is not much compared to previous solutions.


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In 2010, it emerged that the redesigned GPS is incompatible with several dozen US weapons systems.


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[10] Since the advantages of GPS positioning are obvious, pure military versions of GPS devices have been made, such as the Rockwell Collins DAGR.


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[11] Harassment of GPS as the importance of GPS increases, its interference and diversion becomes part of warfare.


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In the 2003 Iraq War, the US claimed Russian-made GPS jamming transmitters manufactured by Aviakonversija () were in use by the Iraqis.


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The company's director, Oleg Antonov, disputed the issue in an interview given to AP.


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The significance of the devices is illustrated by the fact that the devices of six jamming stations were destroyed by the US, including one using the newly interfering GPS.


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According to Alex Mendelsohn, an expert at chipcenter.com, Aviakconverter's devices cost $40,000 and are capable of jamming GPS for hundreds of miles.


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Introduced by Aviakonversija in 1997, the GPS jammer has an output power of four watts and is capable of countering GPS signals for 200 km.


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Various types of GPS jammers have been available worldwide for several years.


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GPS jamming and diversion are dodgeable by technical counter-weapons, among other things, but they increase the prices of GPS-based weapons and complicate the use of these weapons.


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Primarily in Iraq, the issue was about the ability of 225 and 450 pound JDAM-guided bombs to divert towards their targets.


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More expensive cruise missiles can retrieve their targets, too, using radar.


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GPS-guided devices do not need radar, which is why their price is a fraction of the price of radar-equipped precision weapons.


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During the 2008 fighting in South Ossetia, the GPS signal had been weakened so that the accuracy of the GPS signal received by Russian troops was only 300m.


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[12] On the civil designation of GPS, GPS is widely used in geodesy and geoinformatics.


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In geodesic base network measurements, the so-called static GPS is currently the standard method, and the so-called kinematic GPS (RTK, Real Time Kinematic) is also used for mapping measurements.


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In geodesic use, the phase angles of carriers are usually measured instead of (or in addition to) pseudo-random codes (PRNs), with the precision to be achieved on the order of centimetres rather than meters.


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In non-real-time use, track elements generated by post-calculation can also be used to increase accuracy further.


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GPS is accompanied by the creation of the first truly global geocentric reference systems in geodesy to facilitate the exchange of spatial data internationally.


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The global accuracy of the systems moves at the level of a few centimeters, allowing plate tectonics and postglasial ground rise to be monitored already.


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Geotrim maintains a VRS correction signal in Finland, which allows the GPS device to have an accuracy of about 15 mm laterally and about 25 mm in height.


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On top of this, GPs are increasingly encroaching on daily life.


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GPS tracking integrated into the mobile phone is already available, and many taxis and passenger cars use a GPS tracking system integrated into the GIS system.


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The growth of the civil market for Navstar and Galileo GPS will be substantially influenced by the following factors: Regional replenishment services such as Wide Area Augmentation Network (WAAS) and EGNOS (European Geostationary Navigation Overlay Service) and other support infrastructure created by Galileo certainty that global positioning systems can no longer be shut down alone.


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In some cases, the widespread use of GPS and belief in GPS maps is criticized as no longer following the terrain and environment as closely as when navigating a map and compass.


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In Poland, for example, a driver drove a miniature bus into a lake after believing an apparently outdated map of a GPS locator.


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[13] Disruptions in gps can cause a wide range of consequences.


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For example, in January 2016, a time jump in the GPS signal was detected at the Metsähov Radio Observatory.


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[14] Later the cause was revealed to be the failure of the SVN23 satellite after decommissioning the incorrect parameters entered into part of the satellites.


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[14] Due to a time error of 13 microseconds, the GPS positioning could throw more than one kilometre.


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[15] In addition, among others, the BBC's DAB digital radio broadcasts were interrupted.


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[14] Satellites in the GPS satellite series include [16] Timation 1, test satellite, May 31, 1967 - U.S. Air Force Timation 2, test satellite, September 30, 1969 NTS 1, test satellite, July 14, 1974 - U.S. Navy NTS 2, test satellite, June 23, 1977 Navstar 1 (NDS 1) - manufacturing kit Block 1, ID Navstar SVN 1 GPS ID GPS 1-1, launch 22.2.1978 - 1.


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GPS satellite Navstar 2 (NDS 2) - manufacturing kit Block 1, ID Navstar SVN 2, GPS ID GPS 1-2, launch 13 May 1978 Navstar 3 - manufacturing kit Block 1, ID Navstar SVN 3, GPS ID GPS 1-3, launch 6 October 1978 Navstar 4, Block 1, Navstar SVN, 4 GPS 1-4, Dec 10, 1978 Navstar 5, Block 1, Navstar SVN 5, GPS 1-5, 9 Feb 1980 Navstar 6, Block 1, Navstar SVN 6, GPS 1-6, 26 Apr 1980 Navstar 7 Block 1 Navstar SVN 7 GPS 1-7 Dec 19, 1981 Navstar 8 Block 1 Navstar SVN 8 GPS 1-8 14 July 1983 Navstar 9 (USA 1) Block 1 SVN 9 GPS 1-9 Jun 13, 1984 Navstar 10 (US 5) Block 1 Navstar SVN 10 GPS 1-10 September 8, 1984 - 10.


Question: Where is the GPS locator located on the mobile phone?

GPS

GPS Satellite Navstar 11 (US 10) Block II Navstar SVN 11 GPS 1-11 Oct 9, 1985 Navstar 2-01 (US 35) Block II Navstar SVN 14 GPS 2-1 14 Feb 1989 Navstar 2-02 (US 38) Block II Navstar SVN 13 GPS 2-2 10.6.1989 Navstar 2-03 (US 42) Block II Navstar SVN 16 GPS 2-3 August 18, 1989 Navstar 2-04 ( USA 47) Block II Navstar SVN 19 GPS 2-4 Oct 31, 1989 Navstar 2-05 (US 49) Block II Navstar SVN 17 GPS 2-5 Dec 11, 1989 Navstar 2-06 (US 50) Block II Navstar SVN 18 GPS 2-6 Jan 24, 1990 Navstar 2-07 (US 54) Block II Navstar SVN 20 GPS 2-7 March 1990 Navstar 2-08 (US 63) Block II Navstar SVN 21 GPS 2-8 August 2, 1990 Navstar 2-09 (US 64) Block II Navstar SVN 15 GPS 2-9 Oct 1, 1990 Navstar 2A-01 (US 66) Block IIA Navstar SVN 23 GPS 2-10 Nov 26, 1990 Navstar 2A-02 (US 71) Block IIA Navstar SVN 24 GPS 2-11 4.7.1991 - 24 satellites, constellations at least close to sufficiently accurate Global positioning Navstar 2A-03 (US 79) Block IIA Navstar SVN 25 GPS 2-12 February 23, 1992 Navstar 2A-04 (US 80) Block IIA Navstar SVN 28 GPS 2-13 10.4.1992 Navstar 2A-05 (US 83) Block IIA Navstar SVN 26 GPS 2-14 7.7.1992 Navstar 2A-06 (USA 83) Block IIA Navstar SVN 26 GPS 2-14 7.7.1992 Navstar 2A-06 (USA 83) 84) Block IIA Navstar SVN 27 GPS 2-15 September 9, 1992 Navstar 2A-07 (US 85) Block IIA Navstar SVN 32 GPS 2-16 Nov 22, 1992 Navstar 2A-08 (US 87) Block IIA Navstar SVN 29 GPS 2-17 Dec 10, 1992 Navstar 2A-09 (US 88) Block IIA Navstar SVN 22 GPS 2-18 Feb 3, 1993 Navstar 2A-10 (US 88) Block IIA Navstar SVN 22 GPS 2-18 Feb 3, 1993 Navstar 2A-10 (US 90) IIA Navstar SVN 31 GPS 2-19 March 30, 1993 Navstar 2A-11 (US 91) Block IIA Navstar SVN 37 GPS 2-20 May 13, 1993 Navstar 2A-12 (US 93) Block IIA Navstar SVN 39 GPS 2-21 Jun 26, 1993 Navstar 2A-13 (US 94) Block IIA Navstar SVN 35 GPS 2-22 August 30, 1993 Navstar 2A-14 (USA 96) Block IIA Navstar SVN 35 GPS 2-22 30 Aug 1993 Navstar 2A-14 (USA 96) Block IIA Navstar SVN 35 GPS 2-22 30 Aug 1993 Navstar 2A-14 VN 34 GPS 2-23 Oct 28, 1993 Navstar 2A-15 (US 100) Block IIA Navstar SVN 36 GPS 2-24 Mar 10, 1994 Navstar 2A-16 (US 117) Block IIA Navstar SVN 33 GPS 2-25 Mar 28, 1996 Navstar 2A-17 (US 126) Block IIA Navstar SVN 40 GPS 2-26 Jul 16, 1996 Navstar 2A-18 (US 128) Block IIA Navstar SVN 30 GPS 2-27 12 Sep 1996 n/a Block IIR Navstar SVN 42 GPS 2R-1 Jan 17, 1997 Navstar 43 (US 132) Block IIR Navstar SVN 43 GPS 2R-2 Jul 23, 1997 Navstar 38 (US 135) Block IIA Navstar SVN 38 GPS 2A-28 Nov 6, 1997 Navstar 46 (US 145) Block IIR Navstar SVN 46 GPS 2R-3 Oct 7, 1999 Navstar 47 (US 150) Block IIR Vstar SVN 51 GPS 2R-4 May 11, 2000 Navstar 48 ( US 151) Block IIR Navstar SVN 44 GPS 2R-5 July 16, 2000 Navstar 49 (US 154) Block IIR Navstar SVN 41 GPS 2R-6 Nov 10, 2000 Navstar 50 (US 156) Block IIR Navstar SVN 54 GPS 2R-7 Jan 30, 2001 Navstar 51 (US 166) Block IIR Navstar SVN 56 GPS 2R-8 Jan 29, 2003 Navstar 52 (US 168) Block IIR Navstar SVN 45 GPS 2R-9 March 31, 2003 Navstar 53 (US 175) Block IIR Navstar SVN 47 GPS 2R-10 Dec 21, 2003 Navstar 54 (US 177) Block IIR Navstar SVN 59 GPS 2R-11 Mar 20, 2004 Navstar 55 (US 178) Block IIR Navstar SVN 60 GPS 2R-12 June 23, 2004 Navstar 56 (US 180) Block IIR Navstar SVN 61 GPS 2R-13 Nov 6, 2004 Navstar 57 (US 183) Block IIR-M1 Navstar SVN 57 GPS 2R-14 Sep 26, 2005 Navstar 58 (US 190) Block IIR-M2 Navstar SVN 52 GPS 2R-15 Sep 25, 2006 Navstar 59 (US 192) Block IIR-M3 Navstar SVN 58 GPS 2R-16 17.11.06 Navstar 60 (US 196) Block IIR (M) -17 Navstar SVN 55 GPS 2R-17 October 17, 2007 Navstar 61 (US 199) Block IIR-M5 Navstar SVN 57 GPS 2R-18 Dec 20, 2007 Navstar 62 (US 201) Block IIR-M6 Navstar SVN 48 GPS IIR-19 Mar 15, 2008 Navstar 63, Manufacturing Kit Block IIR-M, ID Navstar SVN 49, GPS ID GPS IR-20, launch March 24, 2009 - 59 a.m.


Question: Where is the GPS locator located on the mobile phone?

GPS

GPS satellite Navstar 64, Block IIR-21M, SVN 50, launch 17 August 2009 Navstar-2F 1 (US 213), launch on 28 May 2010 See also Satellite positioning, overview GLONASS, Russian system; Russia also has a Transit-like PARUS system Galileo, EU 21st century Beidou, Satellite Positioning System under construction in the early 2000s in the People's Republic of China Positioning Device, User Locators Sources On topic elsewhere Transclusion error: {{En}} is only for use in File namespace.


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