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Did The benefits of the Roman expansion outweigh the costs?
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Did the benefits of the roman expansion outweigh the cost?
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What were costs of the roman expansion?
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What benefits did medicine bring to the roman empire?
Medicine brought the same benefits to the Roman empire a it brings to us -- curing and help in healing.Medicine brought the same benefits to the Roman empire a it brings to us -- curing and help in healing.Medicine brought the same benefits to the Roman empire a it brings to us -- curing and help in healing.Medicine brought the same benefits to the Roman empire a it brings to us -- curing and help in healing.Medicine brought the same benefits to the Roman empire a it brings to us -- curing and help in healing.Medicine brought the same benefits to the Roman empire a it brings to us -- curing and help in healing.Medicine brought the same benefits to the Roman empire a it brings to us -- curing and help in healing.Medicine brought the same benefits to the Roman empire a it brings to us -- curing and help in healing.Medicine brought the same benefits to the Roman empire a it brings to us -- curing and help in healing.
Why was the roman army crucial to romes expansions?
The Roman army was crucial to Rome's expansion because without the army there could not be any expansion. Most of Rome's expansion came through conquests and an army was necessary for this.
Did the benefits of Roman expansion out weigh the cost?
yes it did!
How did technology help Rome to manage its empire?
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What are benefits of the roman colosseum?
It gave the Romans a chance to get out and migle with other romans.
What are two of the benefits roman citizens enjoyed during the pax romana?
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Were there health benefits from the Roman baths?
Yes, they helped sanitation and stopped disease spreading.
Was the first emperor evil?
If you are referring to the first Roman emperor, no, he was not evil. On his way up he had to do some nasty things, but once he gained supreme power he showered benefits on the empire and the city and was the best loved emperor in Roman history.If you are referring to the first Roman emperor, no, he was not evil. On his way up he had to do some nasty things, but once he gained supreme power he showered benefits on the empire and the city and was the best loved emperor in Roman history.If you are referring to the first Roman emperor, no, he was not evil. On his way up he had to do some nasty things, but once he gained supreme power he showered benefits on the empire and the city and was the best loved emperor in Roman history.If you are referring to the first Roman emperor, no, he was not evil. On his way up he had to do some nasty things, but once he gained supreme power he showered benefits on the empire and the city and was the best loved emperor in Roman history.If you are referring to the first Roman emperor, no, he was not evil. On his way up he had to do some nasty things, but once he gained supreme power he showered benefits on the empire and the city and was the best loved emperor in Roman history.If you are referring to the first Roman emperor, no, he was not evil. On his way up he had to do some nasty things, but once he gained supreme power he showered benefits on the empire and the city and was the best loved emperor in Roman history.If you are referring to the first Roman emperor, no, he was not evil. On his way up he had to do some nasty things, but once he gained supreme power he showered benefits on the empire and the city and was the best loved emperor in Roman history.If you are referring to the first Roman emperor, no, he was not evil. On his way up he had to do some nasty things, but once he gained supreme power he showered benefits on the empire and the city and was the best loved emperor in Roman history.If you are referring to the first Roman emperor, no, he was not evil. On his way up he had to do some nasty things, but once he gained supreme power he showered benefits on the empire and the city and was the best loved emperor in Roman history.
Where did Pax Romana expand to?
The Pax Romana, or the Peace of Rome, encompased the entire empire and territories. It gave everyone concerned the benefits of Roman law, benefits and culture.
