How many leaders were in rome?

How many Leaders were there in rome?

There were over 1,000 leaders over the 1,200 years of the history of ancient Rome.

Who were the allies of ancient Rome leaders?

Who were the allies of Ancient Rome?

Who led Rome in the Punic War?

There were three wars over 120 years. There were many leaders.

Who was Rome's leader when the war with Carthage went on?

The three Punic Wars went on over 120 years. Rome had many leaders over that period.

Why was it so important for rome to have strong leaders?

Rome is very hard to work with.

Who were the leaders of Rome after the Pax Romana?

After the Pax Romana Rome continued to be ruled by emperors.

How was Rome destined for greatness?

it had great leaders and a strong army

Why was a republic set up in Rome?

The republic was set up in Rome so the people could choose their own leaders and officials and limit the time of their authority.The republic was set up in Rome so the people could choose their own leaders and officials and limit the time of their authority.The republic was set up in Rome so the people could choose their own leaders and officials and limit the time of their authority.The republic was set up in Rome so the people could choose their own leaders and officials and limit the time of their authority.The republic was set up in Rome so the people could choose their own leaders and officials and limit the time of their authority.The republic was set up in Rome so the people could choose their own leaders and officials and limit the time of their authority.The republic was set up in Rome so the people could choose their own leaders and officials and limit the time of their authority.The republic was set up in Rome so the people could choose their own leaders and officials and limit the time of their authority.The republic was set up in Rome so the people could choose their own leaders and officials and limit the time of their authority.

What makes people turn on their own leaders when pressure is exerted from other countries or leaders?

Well,the were many leaders of Rome. One was Constantine. He over powered a guy...............................um................well............................max-something.For all i no, he was a guy whos name started with max.

Main leaders of catholicism?

The Pope, and some senior officials in Rome.

How was Rome ruled differently after the Etruscan kings had been expelled?

After the king had been expelled, Rome was ruled by the form of government called a republic in which the people themselves elected their leaders for a limited amount of time.After the king had been expelled, Rome was ruled by the form of government called a republic in which the people themselves elected their leaders for a limited amount of time.After the king had been expelled, Rome was ruled by the form of government called a republic in which the people themselves elected their leaders for a limited amount of time.After the king had been expelled, Rome was ruled by the form of government called a republic in which the people themselves elected their leaders for a limited amount of time.After the king had been expelled, Rome was ruled by the form of government called a republic in which the people themselves elected their leaders for a limited amount of time.After the king had been expelled, Rome was ruled by the form of government called a republic in which the people themselves elected their leaders for a limited amount of time.After the king had been expelled, Rome was ruled by the form of government called a republic in which the people themselves elected their leaders for a limited amount of time.After the king had been expelled, Rome was ruled by the form of government called a republic in which the people themselves elected their leaders for a limited amount of time.After the king had been expelled, Rome was ruled by the form of government called a republic in which the people themselves elected their leaders for a limited amount of time.

Who invaded ancient Rome and played a major factor in the fall of Rome?

The barbarians invaded, but the greatest reason Rome fell was the cruel, corrupt leaders and Rome was getting WAY too big.