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Themistocles was an Athenian and lived before the Romans took over Greece. He never foot anywhere near Rome. He fought the Persians
540 from Greece to Rome
Sicily was owned by both, at separate times, though. Sicily was a colony of Greece, even though it is geographically closer to Carthage, who owned part of it. Then, the Romans fought for it and won. THE END!
yes and no they did like the trade but that wasn't the reason they fought them. They fought them for control. THey liked their power and they wanted to control over the known world.
A flight from Greece to Rome, Italy would take about an hour and a half. There is approximately 540 miles between the two locations.
This question is really an opinion, but I would say that it would have to be Greece because Greece layed down the foundations for both of the other civilizations. Actually no, it didn't. Greece was a Democracy where the people ran the government and Rome was actually a Republic with representatives. Considering the U.S. government is a Democratic Republic, I would have to say Rome and Greece influenced the country's government.
in ancient rome, in the collisium the gladiators would fight one and other of animals until death some times.
Greece is a country. Rome is the capital city of Italy so no Grece is not in Rome
Yes and no- Greece suffered economic collapse in the early 1930s, contrary to Rome abviously your talking about ancient Greece and rome so of course Greece started before rome.
One consequence of ideas exchanged between ancient Greece and Rome is that the Romans would copy Greek's art and architecture
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