Latin was the official language.
No. No language was ever an official language of the US, not even English.
Queensland does not have an official language. Nor is there an official language for any of the states or territories of Australia, or even of Australia itself. English is the default language throughout the country - including Queensland - but it is not the official language.
No. The US has not adopted any language as its official language, even English. However it is the official language of Puerto Rico (as well as English), a territory of the US. New Mexico is also very close to having Spanish as an official language.
French is not an emerging official language of Argentina. The official language of Argentina is Spanish. While French is spoken by some individuals in Argentina, it is not an official language at the national level.
The language of the Romans was Latin. As the Romans expanded their territory they also expanded the use of their language. The languages of Italy, France, Spain, Portugal, and Romania, are all based on Latin. Some English words have their roots in Latin and legal and medical terminology is in Latin. (the medical sometimes uses Greek)
I'm not sure if you can even call Ancient Rome's society violent.....
Since the Jews and Romans lived side by side in the Roman Empire, there was some borrowing in language and other minor matters like weights and measures. But in terms of fundamental beliefs and practices, the two remained different, even after Rome adopted Christianity.See also:More about Rome and the Jews
Alexander the Great NEVER traveled from Rome, to Rome, or even went to Rome! He was a Macedonian and he only traveled to the East (i.e. the Persian Empire, Egypt and India).
Augustus did not create the Roman empire. Rome had been an empire for about two hundred years before Augustus was even born. What Augustus did do was change its form of government from a republic to a principate.Augustus did not create the Roman empire. Rome had been an empire for about two hundred years before Augustus was even born. What Augustus did do was change its form of government from a republic to a principate.Augustus did not create the Roman empire. Rome had been an empire for about two hundred years before Augustus was even born. What Augustus did do was change its form of government from a republic to a principate.Augustus did not create the Roman empire. Rome had been an empire for about two hundred years before Augustus was even born. What Augustus did do was change its form of government from a republic to a principate.Augustus did not create the Roman empire. Rome had been an empire for about two hundred years before Augustus was even born. What Augustus did do was change its form of government from a republic to a principate.Augustus did not create the Roman empire. Rome had been an empire for about two hundred years before Augustus was even born. What Augustus did do was change its form of government from a republic to a principate.Augustus did not create the Roman empire. Rome had been an empire for about two hundred years before Augustus was even born. What Augustus did do was change its form of government from a republic to a principate.Augustus did not create the Roman empire. Rome had been an empire for about two hundred years before Augustus was even born. What Augustus did do was change its form of government from a republic to a principate.Augustus did not create the Roman empire. Rome had been an empire for about two hundred years before Augustus was even born. What Augustus did do was change its form of government from a republic to a principate.
The Byzantine Empire or Eastern European Empire recaptured North Africa, Italy, and even Rome itself, which it held for about 200 years.
They were part of the Roman Empire. Patrick's father was even a government official.
Spain.Spanish is even the official language of Mexico.