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Yes. Type "Roman Empire" on Google and you'll see. In fact Europe was part of the Roman Empire since about half of it was in "Europe" as now defined, but the non-European parts - Asia Minor, Syria, Egypt, N Africa - had more than half the population, and the Eastern Empire (largely outside Europe) became the more important part over time.
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∙ 14y agoNo. The Roman Empire rule quite a bit of Europe though. The Roman Empire ruled the countries of Modern day France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, and Belgium. Some of the countries like Germany, Netherlands, Poland all resisted Roman rule, but they did, however, pick up some Roman influences, such as their style of government.
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∙ 12y agoYes, but much more. First of all remember that there is no Roman empire today. The Roman empire was an ancient civilization. It encompassed much of Europe, North Africa and parts of Asia.
Yes, but much more. First of all remember that there is no Roman empire today. The Roman empire was an ancient civilization. It encompassed much of Europe, North Africa and parts of Asia.
Yes, but much more. First of all remember that there is no Roman empire today. The Roman empire was an ancient civilization. It encompassed much of Europe, North Africa and parts of Asia.
Yes, but much more. First of all remember that there is no Roman empire today. The Roman empire was an ancient civilization. It encompassed much of Europe, North Africa and parts of Asia.
Yes, but much more. First of all remember that there is no Roman empire today. The Roman empire was an ancient civilization. It encompassed much of Europe, North Africa and parts of Asia.
Yes, but much more. First of all remember that there is no Roman empire today. The Roman empire was an ancient civilization. It encompassed much of Europe, North Africa and parts of Asia.
Yes, but much more. First of all remember that there is no Roman empire today. The Roman empire was an ancient civilization. It encompassed much of Europe, North Africa and parts of Asia.
Yes, but much more. First of all remember that there is no Roman empire today. The Roman empire was an ancient civilization. It encompassed much of Europe, North Africa and parts of Asia.
Yes, but much more. First of all remember that there is no Roman empire today. The Roman empire was an ancient civilization. It encompassed much of Europe, North Africa and parts of Asia.
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∙ 12y agoYes, but much more. First of all remember that there is no Roman empire today. The Roman empire was an ancient civilization. It encompassed much of Europe, North Africa and parts of Asia.
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How did Charlemagne establish a more unified Europe?
Charlemagne defeated most of the remaining Germanic tribes in Europe and created a Christian empire that included almost all of modern Europe, known as the Holy Roman Empire.
Why did the fall of the roman empire lead to a new age in western Europe?
Rome's centralized government was replaced by the rule of many local kings and nobles.
The decline of the Roman Empire began under whose rule?
The rule of Commudus marked the beginning of decline of the Roman Empire. A sudden rise in inflation during his reign damaged the credit market. This led to reduced distance trade, a disrupting of Rome's mining operations and the transfer of gold outside the empire by invading enemies, all served to diminish the money supply and banking.
What is the most lasting contribution left by the Romans?
The Roman Empire brought the Pax Romana or Roman Peace to Europe. Before the Ronan Empire the small kingdoms of Europe and Asia constantly fought against each other. When the Roman Empire became established Europe had peace. Business prospered. Roads connected all of Europe. One set of laws governed Europe. We still use Roman terms in our legal system. We still use Roman terms in our language. Originally university students studied the Roman trivium and quadrivium. Too many other influences exist to mention.
What did Charlemagne contribute to the rise of the Frankish kingdom?
Charlemagne (Charles the Great) defeated most of the remaining Germanic tribes in the area to create a Christian empire that included all of modern Europe. He was named Emperor of Rome by the Pope in 800, and the kingdom he ruled came to be known as the Holy Roman Empire. The kingdom under his rule was organized around nobles and independent estates called manors, a forerunner of feudalism. He is known as the father of modern Europe, and brought about the Carolingian Renaissance, a return of art and learning to Europe.
What was the most powerful empire in Europe it conquered all of western Europe north Africa and much of Britain and the eastern mediterranean?
The Roman Empire.
Where Ancient Rome?
The Roman Empire included a large sum of Europe. The Holy Roman Empire(Medieval Period) expanded over all of Western Europe and bordered the Byzantine Empire. The city of Rome is located on the Italian Peninsula.
What area made up the roman empire?
Europe and all around the Mediterranean sea
Did roman people hate Christians?
No, from the rule of the emperor Constantine, all Romans were Christians (Christianity became the state religion of the Roman Empire).
How did Charlemagne establish a more unified Europe?
Charlemagne defeated most of the remaining Germanic tribes in Europe and created a Christian empire that included almost all of modern Europe, known as the Holy Roman Empire.
Why is Charlemagne important?
He spread Christianity all across Europe building a great empire now known as France and The Holy Roman Empire
What contributions did the Roman Republic make to western Europe?
One of the Roman Empire's most enduring legacies was the body of Roman Law, which became the basis for almost all later law systems in Western Europe.
What roman territories were not located on the continent of europe?
The Roman Empire spanned the three continents of Europe, Asia, and Africa, occupying all of the area around the Mediterranean Sea. Some Roman territories/regions outside of Europe included Judea, Egyptus, and Numidia.
What is left today from the roman empire?
The Roman empire has left us roads and ruins all over Europe and the mid east. In addition to this they've left us legal concepts and they were the inventors of many of our modern facilities.The Roman empire has left us roads and ruins all over Europe and the mid east. In addition to this they've left us legal concepts and they were the inventors of many of our modern facilities.The Roman empire has left us roads and ruins all over Europe and the mid east. In addition to this they've left us legal concepts and they were the inventors of many of our modern facilities.The Roman empire has left us roads and ruins all over Europe and the mid east. In addition to this they've left us legal concepts and they were the inventors of many of our modern facilities.The Roman empire has left us roads and ruins all over Europe and the mid east. In addition to this they've left us legal concepts and they were the inventors of many of our modern facilities.The Roman empire has left us roads and ruins all over Europe and the mid east. In addition to this they've left us legal concepts and they were the inventors of many of our modern facilities.The Roman empire has left us roads and ruins all over Europe and the mid east. In addition to this they've left us legal concepts and they were the inventors of many of our modern facilities.The Roman empire has left us roads and ruins all over Europe and the mid east. In addition to this they've left us legal concepts and they were the inventors of many of our modern facilities.The Roman empire has left us roads and ruins all over Europe and the mid east. In addition to this they've left us legal concepts and they were the inventors of many of our modern facilities.
What empire was established in the 10Th century in Europe that contains Germany and Italy?
the holy Roman Empire, of Otto 1 contained all of Germany and parts of italy
Why did Europe have no single leader during the Roman empire?
First of all, I assume that you mean "Europe Outside of the Roman Empire" because the largest percentage of Roman territory was in Europe, Rome (the city and capital) is in Europe, and the over 20 current European countries were part of the Roman Empire. Europe outside of the Empire was uncivilized territory, that is to say that the people lived in Tribes that moved around the wilderness and settled in camps. They certainly interacted with each other and with the Romans and could confederate and produce armies, but there was no unifying government because there was no need (all politics could be managed locally) and it would be difficult to maintain (without easy long-distance communication, empires disintegrate).
Why did the fall of the roman empire lead to a new age in western Europe?
Rome's centralized government was replaced by the rule of many local kings and nobles.
