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Did Jesus dislike the Romans?
At the time, many Jewish people did not like the Romans who were ruling over them politically, militarily, and economically. This is primarily because of the taxes collected from the people and sometimes invasive control of the people. There was probably a select number of Jewish people who had positive connections with the Romans.
What were the key turning points in roman history?
How Rome was formed Where the Roman's empire was How did the Romans take over land The Alps in the north that protected the Romans What were the Romans most successful battle Rivals of the Romans
Why is an empire good?
an empire is good because you will be ruling over more land, have more people, and over time you can dominate a huge area of land! the only bad thing is that sometimes one of the states or nations that you are ruling over will become strong and conquer you and then they will become the rulers of the empire. but overall an empire is a good thing.
What does it mean to have the government ruling over the people without the people being able to have a say?
Dictatorship.
Why was Sargon of Akkad important?
His duties to stay, and protect his people for he has ruling over their kingdom and village's.
What are ancient ommunities?
In times long past, (usually before the Romans left Britain) ancient communities are groups of people that were either living in a small area (hamlet, village, for instance), or as scattered communities over a larger area.
What approximate year or century did the Spanish language begins?
Spanish is a language that is greatly derived from Latin. When the Romans' power expanded throughout the Roman empire, the Romans found great success in incorporating the conquered people into the empire instead of ruling over them as a conquered people. As a result, Latin became incorporated into many languages of those countries. The Spanish today of Spain and the many other Spanish speaking counties had no specific starting point but evolved over time.
How roman English people affected the real English people?
The Romans in Britain did not greatly affect the English people because their ancestors, the Anglo-Saxons, took over Britain after the Romans left.
What is the term used to describe a political system that has a few people ruling over a powerless majority?
Oligarchy
How tall were the ancient Romans compared to people today?
The ancient Romans were generally shorter than people today. This is because of factors like nutrition and healthcare improvements over time.
When did the Romans invade Andorra?
Andorra did not exist in antiquity. The Romans did not invade this area. The peoples and the cities of Catalonia and Valencia were allies of the Rome because they wanted protection from the Carthaginians who had taken over southern Spain. The Carthaginians seized a city which was an ally of Rome. This sparked the Second Punic War. After the Romans defeated the Carthaginians and took over their territories in the south, Catalonia and Valencia were annexed as a Roman province. However, this was not a conquest. The people involved agreed to the move as they were friends of the Romans.
What did the Romans build for Nero?
Nero built a palace over the area that he burnt down. Later other emperors built over it after Nero died.
