When was Italy conquered?

Answer 1

Over the course of nearly two full centuries (the 4th and 3rd centuries B.C.E.), Rome engaged in a series of battles and wars that eventually led to its conquest of the Italian peninsula, Sicily, and the islands now known as Corsica and Sardinia. Conventionally, the year 218 B.C.E. is given as the end of the Roman conquest, for in that year Roman control was established (though still contested) over those areas.

Answer 2

The Roman Empire grew slowly from about 700 BCE until it controlled all of the Italian peninsula by about 264 BCE.

The alpine areas of present-day Italy were not Roman until about the time of Caesar Julius, around 46 BCE; they were part of Gaul until then.

Answer 3

According to legend, Rome was founded about 753 B.C. by Romulus & Remus, descendants of Aneas who escaped to Italy after the Trojan War in Asia Minor, (Turkey).

Rome was founded were the present day ancient Forum is today, between the Capitoline, Palatine and Esquiline hills. Early on, the Romans allied wiht the Latin and Sabines and later they amalgamated Etruscans and Greekcolonies in Itlay.

Answer 4

Italy was conquered in october in the year or 1935.