What are the Roman empires?

Answer 1

The Roman Republic is the city of rome and it's respective provinces being ruled by the peoples senate of rome around the time of 500 BC to 300 BC. The Roman Empire is Rome and her Provinces From 300 B.C. to 500 A.D. This is the time zone when rome was ruled by emporers such as Julius Caesar, the very same Roman general who added great areas of land to rome and defeated the great Carthegian General Hannibal. The Empire of Rome is the most commonly known timeline of Rome.

Answer 2

Rome began as a city-state, but gradually defeated the other cities and tribes on the Italian peninsula until it annexed them into Rome. It became an Empire when it defeated Carthage and took over first some, and then most of its overseas possessions. Rome then began to expand across the Mediterranean Rim and North into Gaul and Britain. With the rise of Octavius, the Republic ended and the Empire expanded into Germanic territory and areas that once were part of Alexander the great's territories. Rome became the greatest empire of the ancient western world.

Answer 3

In antiquity there was the Roman Empire, which was the empire conquered by the ancient Romans. During the Middle Ages there was the Holy Roman Empire, which was centered on Germany and, later, Austria. For a long time the king of Germany was also the Holy Roman Emperor. Later the Austrian House of Habsburg took control of the empire and its heads were Archdukes of Austria and Holy Roman Emperors. At its greatest extent this empire covered Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, much of eastern France, Switzerland, Italy, Austria, Bohemia (the Czech Republic and part of Poland.

Answer 4

The Roman Empire was a great Empire in the middle agesIt is famous for its many contributions to the modern day

Answer 5

The Roman empire was where the Romans took over. It stretched from Europe to around Egypt.
The Roman Empire was the world's first Super Power