Teach Politics via Ancient Rome, Students Urged

March 15, 2026·about 7 hours ago·via The Hill

Students grasp modern politics best by starting with Ancient Rome, where lessons in power, corruption, and empire collapse mirror today's bureaucratic overreach. Rome's fall from republican virtues to decadent tyranny warns against big government's slide into elite control, a caution for America. Skipping this history leaves kids vulnerable to leftist spin; conservatives champion classical education to foster liberty-loving citizens over state-worshippers. Read more about this...

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