What did the Roman Republic name the people of conquered lands and what lands did they conquer?

Answer 1

The Romans conquered the Celtiberians and Iberians in Spain, the Lusitans in Portugal and western Spain; the Gauls in France, other Celtic peoples in Britain, Switzerland and Austria, the Illyrians in the area of the former Yugoslavia and Albania, the Greeks, the Thracians (in western Bulgaria and north-eastern Greece), the Dacians in Romania and Moldova, the Syrians, the Phoenicians in Lebanon the Jews, the Nabateans in Jordan, the Arabs of northwester Saudi Arabia, the Egyptians, and the Berbers peoples of the rest of northern Africa, including the Libyans, the Numidians if Algeria and the Mauretani in northern Morocco.

The Romans also conquered Turkey, which had quite a mixture of peoples. The italic peoples of Italy who came under Roman control included the Samnites, Lucanians, Retrucans, Umbrians, Sabines, Marsi, Marrucini, Vestani, Frentani, Peligni, Dauni, Messapi, Brutii, Sicani, and Sicels.

Answer 2

I don't know what they called the people they conquered, but they conquered most of the land surrounding the Mediterranean, Gaul, or present-day France, the islands of Sicily and Corsica, parts of present-day Turkey, Israel and Lebanon, and Carthage, or present-day Tunisia. They probably conquered more than that, but I forgot it. :)

Answer 3

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