Yes, the Romans had complete control of present day Turkey by 129 BC and kept it for roughly another 300 years. However it was not called Turkey, its modern name. In Roman times it was part of the Roman province of Asia.
No, their empire only stretched around the Mediterranean basin
No, the Roman were not Persians. They were Latins. The Persians were the ancestors of the Iranians
Yes they did. They intervened in a civil war between pretenders to the throne of the dying Seleucid Empire and took over Syria in 67 BC.
The Romans never conquered the Seleucid Empire.
The Romans improved travelling conditions by building roads and bridges.
200000
No because the Romans came in an AD date which means after Christ.
The Romans did not conquer the Middle East in one shot. It took over two centuries for the Romans to conquer the Middle East (from 132 BCE to 117 CE). Please see the map in the Related Links.
Yes he did not!
The Romans, under Pompey, invaded and made Syria a province in 64 BC.
The Romans decided to conquer all of Italy because they wanted to expand their empire.
Gnaeus Pompey conquered all of Syria and parts of Asia Minor.
Of course the Romans did not conquer the US. The US did not exist at the time of the Roman Empire, and in any case, the Romans had no idea that the American continents existed.
The Romans never conquered the Seleucid Empire.
yes syria is filled with white people. Yes, Syrians are caucation as much as Romans or Greeks are. Syria was part of the Roman empire and a main city for Romans, their capital was Antioch.
The Romans improved travelling conditions by building roads and bridges.
The Romans did not conquer anything in 1948.
200000
No because the Romans came in an AD date which means after Christ.
The Romans did not conquer the Middle East in one shot. It took over two centuries for the Romans to conquer the Middle East (from 132 BCE to 117 CE). Please see the map in the Related Links.