They like to kill people with jelly doughnuts and use kittens to violently lick the jelly off of there face.
Some adjectives for the Roman Empire are: old, vast, interesting, etc.
internal and external forces.
Although some people think that the eagle was the official animal of the Roman Empire because it was on the standards of the Roman legions, the Roman Empire DID NOT have an official animal.
Yes. the Byzantine empire is just another name for the Roman empire when it was headquartered in the east. The citizens there considered themselves Romans and lived under Roman law and Roman customs.
At its height in 117 CE, the Roman Empire was a unified and expansive political entity, encompassing vast territories across Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East, and characterized by relative stability and prosperity known as the Pax Romana. By 395 CE, the empire had begun to fragment, experiencing internal strife, economic troubles, and increasing pressure from external forces, leading to a more divided governance structure. This period also saw the formal division of the empire into Eastern and Western halves, with the Eastern Roman Empire (Byzantine Empire) beginning to emerge as a distinct entity. Additionally, the rise of Christianity and its adoption as the state religion transformed the cultural and religious landscape of the empire.
The Christians contributed to the fall of the Roman Empire by creating internal dissension, in particular in the area of the protection and prosperity of the empire. The Christians, by refusing to take part in the worship of the gods who were the protectors of the empire, were considered treasonous.The Christians contributed to the fall of the Roman empire by creating internal dissension, in particular in the area of the protection and prosperity of the empire. The Christians, by refusing to take part in the worship of the gods who were the protectors of the empire, were considered treasonous.The Christians contributed to the fall of the Roman empire by creating internal dissension, in particular in the area of the protection and prosperity of the empire. The Christians, by refusing to take part in the worship of the gods who were the protectors of the empire, were considered treasonous.The Christians contributed to the fall of the Roman empire by creating internal dissension, in particular in the area of the protection and prosperity of the empire. The Christians, by refusing to take part in the worship of the gods who were the protectors of the empire, were considered treasonous.The Christians contributed to the fall of the Roman empire by creating internal dissension, in particular in the area of the protection and prosperity of the empire. The Christians, by refusing to take part in the worship of the gods who were the protectors of the empire, were considered treasonous.The Christians contributed to the fall of the Roman empire by creating internal dissension, in particular in the area of the protection and prosperity of the empire. The Christians, by refusing to take part in the worship of the gods who were the protectors of the empire, were considered treasonous.The Christians contributed to the fall of the Roman empire by creating internal dissension, in particular in the area of the protection and prosperity of the empire. The Christians, by refusing to take part in the worship of the gods who were the protectors of the empire, were considered treasonous.The Christians contributed to the fall of the Roman empire by creating internal dissension, in particular in the area of the protection and prosperity of the empire. The Christians, by refusing to take part in the worship of the gods who were the protectors of the empire, were considered treasonous.The Christians contributed to the fall of the Roman empire by creating internal dissension, in particular in the area of the protection and prosperity of the empire. The Christians, by refusing to take part in the worship of the gods who were the protectors of the empire, were considered treasonous.
The areas to the west of the Rhine, the south of the Danube and some adjecent areas were in the Roman Empire.
It was an emperor and he did so AFTER the end of the western part of the Roman Empire. The Medieval period came after the end of the western part of the Roman Empire. It was Charlemagne who became the emperor of the Carolingian Empire some 320 year after the fall of this part of the Roman Empire
The "Short Sword" was the standard Roman Infantrymen's weapon.
The Holy Roman Empire was also called Germany. Strictly speaking the two were not identical, as medieval people used the name Germany to mean places where German was spoken; some of these were not in the Holy Roman Empire and some parts of the Holy Roman Empire were not German speaking.
The Roman Empire was a large, historically influential empire that lasted for about a thousand years (longer, if we include the Eastern Roman Empire, or the subsequent Holy Roman Empire) and it did many different things, some good, and some bad, and some which might have been either good or bad, depending upon how you look at them. In other words, it is a complicated subject. It is therefore understandable that people have different views about it.
Some say Roman Empire, Others say Chinese depends on who you ask. I belive the Roman Empire had the biggest impact on modern day.