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What was the results of Rome's victory over Pyrrhus?
Rome was able to gain control over the entire peninsula, Greek colonies included
Should Australia have a foreign legion?
That form of service was traditionally reserved for empires that had colonies: such as France, England, or Rome. No colonies? No need for a "foreign legion"!
Wheree was Carthage located and why did it compete with rome?
Carthage was modern day Tunisia and it competed with Rome because Rome invaded Sicily and there was a treaty between the Romans and Carthaginians to not attack the Greek colonies on Sicily.
Where did Roman live?
ROME">ROME...Romans lived in Rome, Italy and other areas they conquered, including Britain.
Where did poor farmers work in Rome?
Poor Roman farmers worked on small plots of land in the countryside of Rome and Italy and in various places around the Roman Empire. During the Rome's expansion into Italy, Rome established many colonies (settlement) to gain control over the lands they gained control of. Many Roman farmers went there to set up small farms. Colonies were also established outside Italy when Rome expanded beyond this peninsula. When the Roman army became professional, many colonies were founded to settle retired soldiers who were given a plot of land to farm on discharge. They were dotted around the empire.
Where Romans people lived?
The Romans lived in the city of Rome and in Roman colonies (settlements) established around the Roman Empire.
How did Rome expand its culture through cities?
The Romans established Latin colonies (settlements) at strategic points to have strongholds and to have a population presence there. The colonies played an important part on the Latinisation of allied peoples or conquered peoples.
What were the result of the three wars?
Three results of the Punic wars were: 1) the elimination of Carthage as a rival to Rome by destroying the city, 2) Rome gained territory in Spain, Sicily, North Africa and all other places that Carthage had colonies, and 3) Rome controlled the entire Mediterranean area.
What made Rome weak enough that the Visigoths could conquer it?
The other colonies started to desert it and becasue the leaders were ver ppor compared to the others.
How did romes conquest in the mediterranean affect the the roman republic?
Because conflicts between the rich and poor started to develop
Who were the Roman enemies in the Punic war?
The Romans battled the Carthoginians in the Punic Wars. There were three, all of which Rome won.
Who forced the Romans out of the holy land?
No one. Rome collapsed over a period of many decades, making it unable to maintain its colonies. Between 376 and 395 CE, an already weakened Rome suffered invasions and internal battles. By the beginning of the 5th century CE, there were revolts; Rome was besieged by the Visigoths, and there was starvation in Italy.
