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What are the differences between the Roman Republic and the Roman Empire?

PLEASE HELP!
I have to write an essay on this, I researched but barely found anything.
All i have is that the Roman Republic was run by and for the people and the Roman Empire was run by an emperor.
I NEED MORE PLZ HELPP!

The republic was run before the empire, in the US adaptations were used off the republic such as the senate and council after a while the republic became very corrupt and eventually was dissolved. After Julius ceasar took over the republic it turned into an empire, the mark of this was when julius was at the dividing river that he crossed to take over rome. This was the beginning of the end of rome. hope that helps

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