Soon after the defeat of Carthage during the Third Punic War in 146 BC.
Rome's location helped it become a great power because; 1: It was located along the Mediterranean Sea, this gave Rome and advantage at seeing attackers before they reached the city. 2: Rome was sandwiched between other powerful Empires, these Empires provided Rome with protection.
About 400 years.
Most historians agree that Rome became a world power after the second Punic war.
Before it could become a super power, Rome had to first conquer its surrounding area or at least persuade it's neighbors to join them as allies.Before it could become a super power, Rome had to first conquer its surrounding area or at least persuade it's neighbors to join them as allies.Before it could become a super power, Rome had to first conquer its surrounding area or at least persuade it's neighbors to join them as allies.Before it could become a super power, Rome had to first conquer its surrounding area or at least persuade it's neighbors to join them as allies.Before it could become a super power, Rome had to first conquer its surrounding area or at least persuade it's neighbors to join them as allies.Before it could become a super power, Rome had to first conquer its surrounding area or at least persuade it's neighbors to join them as allies.Before it could become a super power, Rome had to first conquer its surrounding area or at least persuade it's neighbors to join them as allies.Before it could become a super power, Rome had to first conquer its surrounding area or at least persuade it's neighbors to join them as allies.Before it could become a super power, Rome had to first conquer its surrounding area or at least persuade it's neighbors to join them as allies.
The wars that established ancient Rome as the major power in the western Mediterranean were the three Punic wars fought against Carthage.
Rome became the leading power of the Mediterranean world by conquest of Carthage, the former leading power.
During the classical period, rulers such as Alexander the Great (of Macedonia), Julius Caesar (of Rome), and Augustus Caesar (also of Rome) held significant power and influence in their respective empires. These rulers played key roles in shaping the political and social landscapes of their time.
The period after the fall of Rome in the west is called the Dark Ages.The period after the fall of Rome in the west is called the Dark Ages.The period after the fall of Rome in the west is called the Dark Ages.The period after the fall of Rome in the west is called the Dark Ages.The period after the fall of Rome in the west is called the Dark Ages.The period after the fall of Rome in the west is called the Dark Ages.The period after the fall of Rome in the west is called the Dark Ages.The period after the fall of Rome in the west is called the Dark Ages.The period after the fall of Rome in the west is called the Dark Ages.
A Dictator (pre-imperial period). or a Princeps (early empire) , or an an Emperor (late empire period).
The Principate.
They fear that Caesar will gain too much power, and become king of Rome.