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Why did Roman soldiers usually come from Italy?
Rome is in Italy. As Rome expanded, it recruited soldiers from Italian allies. Then it established colonies of retired soldiers on land it took in Spain, North Africa, Gaul and eastern Europe.and as citizens, their progeny became eligible to serve.
What places made up the western Roman empire?
Italy, Spain, Gaul, North Africa, Britain.
What did Julius Caesar cross to evade from Gaul?
Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon River when he invaded from Gaul. The Rubicon was the boundary between Italy and Gaul at the time.Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon River when he invaded from Gaul. The Rubicon was the boundary between Italy and Gaul at the time.Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon River when he invaded from Gaul. The Rubicon was the boundary between Italy and Gaul at the time.Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon River when he invaded from Gaul. The Rubicon was the boundary between Italy and Gaul at the time.Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon River when he invaded from Gaul. The Rubicon was the boundary between Italy and Gaul at the time.Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon River when he invaded from Gaul. The Rubicon was the boundary between Italy and Gaul at the time.Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon River when he invaded from Gaul. The Rubicon was the boundary between Italy and Gaul at the time.Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon River when he invaded from Gaul. The Rubicon was the boundary between Italy and Gaul at the time.Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon River when he invaded from Gaul. The Rubicon was the boundary between Italy and Gaul at the time.
What were the 5 territories of rome in 117 ce?
Egypt, Britain, Spain, Gaul (france), and Greece.
What places have five or less letters in them and is legendary?
Italy, Rome, Gaul, Spain, Syria, India, China, Egypt, Arles, and Pula.
What are three provinces within the Roman Empire besides Spain?
Gaul, Britain, North Africa, Egypt, Macedonia, Italy, Greece.
What is the river that separates gaul and Italy?
The river that separates Gaul and Italy is the Rubicon.
Is Gaul a city in Italy?
yes it is
What present-day countries make up Gaul?
Gaul is France, in a way. Gaul was not a country, it was a territory. We generally consider present day France as Gaul, but ancient Gaul encompassed much more territory than France alone. It ranged loosely from Germany to Spain and from northern Italy to the English channel. It was inhabited by mostly Celtic tribes.
What mountains are between Gaul and Italy?
Pyrenees
What mountains connected Italy to Gaul?
The Alps.
Who besieged Rome and occupied southwest Gaul?
The Visigoths did. Later they occupied Spain and Portugal and were pushed out of southwestern Gaul by the Franks,
