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Early Empire (Civ6)

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History has proven that a strong state wishes to subjugate other states - whether by force of arms or by economic force. Mighty rulers are greedy by definition, otherwise they wouldn't be neither mighty, nor rulers. Thus, defining the borders of an empire, and defending these borders becomes as important as expanding them.

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Foreign Trade

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Grow your civilization to at least 6 population.

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Early Empire

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Political Philosophy, Drama and Poetry

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Garrison Keillor Marcus Aurelius

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Unlocks the abilities to enforce borders and grant Open Borders to other civilizations.

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It was luxuries like air conditioning that brought down the Roman Empire. With air conditioning their windows were shut; they couldn't hear the barbarians coming. Look back over the past, with its changing empires that rose and fell, and you can foresee the future, too.

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Colonization, Land Surveyors

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History has proven that a strong state wishes to subjugate other states - whether by force of arms or by economic force. Mighty rulers are greedy by definition, otherwise they wouldn't be neither mighty, nor rulers. Thus, defining the borders of an empire, and defending these borders becomes as important as expanding them. After developing this Civic, a civilization's borders become 'inviolate', that is, if anyone enters them without permission, it constitutes an act of war. At the same time, you are granted the opportunity to 'allow' other states into your borders, whether as a part of a diplomatic trade, or as an act of kindness (understand 'bribe' - there is no kindness in diplomacy!).