the Roman Empire literally changed history. Rome spread Christianity into every corner of the know world, from Britannia to Asia minor (western Asia) and from Germany to North Africa.
the Romans were very practical people, which is why the roman empire lasted so long (the eastern empire (the Byzantine empire) lasted up to 1453). They did not rule by terror or force and Rome's civilians really did get a better life - stone walled cities, baths, roads, aqueducts and a well trained, well payed professional army armed with the best equipment in the known world.
the greatest legacy of ancient Rome are the far reaching effects of her presence, for instance, Hadrian's Wall (Northumberland, England) marks the end of the most powerful empire in the world, and the huge walls surrounding Constantinople that weren't overcome by an enemy until the crusades in the 15th century. But the greatest legacies are the successes of the Latin influence in modern European languages and spread of the Christian faith.
Ideas about law
No, a legacy is the lasting effect from a person, group or event.
Italy
Possibly the empress Theodora could be considered the greatest empress of the Byzantine empire, but if not the greatest, the one who is the most well known.Possibly the empress Theodora could be considered the greatest empress of the Byzantine empire, but if not the greatest, the one who is the most well known.Possibly the empress Theodora could be considered the greatest empress of the Byzantine empire, but if not the greatest, the one who is the most well known.Possibly the empress Theodora could be considered the greatest empress of the Byzantine empire, but if not the greatest, the one who is the most well known.Possibly the empress Theodora could be considered the greatest empress of the Byzantine empire, but if not the greatest, the one who is the most well known.Possibly the empress Theodora could be considered the greatest empress of the Byzantine empire, but if not the greatest, the one who is the most well known.Possibly the empress Theodora could be considered the greatest empress of the Byzantine empire, but if not the greatest, the one who is the most well known.Possibly the empress Theodora could be considered the greatest empress of the Byzantine empire, but if not the greatest, the one who is the most well known.Possibly the empress Theodora could be considered the greatest empress of the Byzantine empire, but if not the greatest, the one who is the most well known.
Rome gave us may contributions in many areas but perhaps the greatest contribution they handed down to us is the concept of civil rights. Their ideas on personal freedoms and rights are still practiced, with modifications for the times, by all the western countries on the planet.
The greatest tactical victory
It's Varro
Augustus left much of what could be considered a legacy -- his building, military restructuring, certain laws, etc, --but his greatest legacy was the Pax Romana, which enabled the empire to grow and prosper.
Quite a legacy. He was one of the greatest guitarist ever.
His Legacy Is His Music. HE IS A LEGEND WITH THE GUITAR. arguably the greatest
The greatest legacy of Rome is the concept civil rights. It is used in modern form in all three countries of the world.
The Latin langauge beause it was adopted by different people and developed into many other types of languages such as French, Italian, and Spanish.
The greatest legacy of Rome is the concept of civil rights. It is used in modern form in all thee countries of the world. Even the repressive regimes claim that their people have rights.
No, they are not.
No, a legacy is the lasting effect from a person, group or event.
equality,liberty and fraternity.
JuliusCaesarwas not a judge. He was a military commander and a statesman. He was the greatest military genus inancientRoman history. InLatinthe word magistrate meantofficerof state, not judge.
Abraham Lincoln is considered among the greatest if not the greatest of American presidents. He presided over the most difficult period in our history when the nation split into two separate, hostile halves. As Commander-in-Chief, he saved the Union and emancipated the slaves.