The salaries received by medical residents varies widely across the country and it doesnât necessarily correspond with the cost of living, for instance, residents in Manitoba can make more than their counterparts in Ontario or British Columbia.
History >> Ancient Rome. For the first 500 years of Ancient Rome, the Roman government was a republic where no single person held ultimate power. However, for the next 500 years, Rome became an empire ruled by an emperor. Although many of the republican government offices were still around (i.e. the senators) to help run the government, the emperor was the supreme leader and was even sometimes thought of as a god. Who was the first Roman Emperor? The first Emperor of Rome was Caesar Augustus.
They did this on Christmas Day, in the year 800 CE. With hundreds of people watching while Charlemagne knelt down Pope Leo placed a crown on Charlemagne's head, and in front of everyone proclaimed Charlemagne the first Holy Roman Emperor. The people cheered and shouted. Their King, Charlemagne, was now an Emperor by decree of the Pope. This seemed to the people to be the ultimate honor. Charlemagne knew better. Charlemagne was no fool. He knew that the title, Holy Roman Emperor, actually placed him under the command of the church.