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The time period that the Roman civilization extended was 12 centuries.
From the establishment of Rome in 753 BCE until the end of the western Roman Empire at 476 AD
From the 200s BC until the 400s AD
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Where did rome get its sacks of honey from?
Honey is not stored in sacks. Mankind has been 'harvesting' honey from bees for thousands of years.... long before the foundation of Rome.
Why did the romans settle in rome?
The Romans settled in London because they noticed a river (now known as the River Thames), and saw that it could be very useful for many things such as water (growth, survival), transport and trade. So, they built a settlement on the North Bank and chose a spot in two small hills which was very good for defence. Defence and water are the two main reasons why they chose London.
How long was Trajan emperor of Rome?
Trajan the Roman Emperor ruled between 98 and 117 AD; overall for 19 years.
What period of history began when rome fell?
The Roman Empire actually fell over a long period of time. Many people refer to the fall of the Eastern Roman Empire, which went on to be known as the Byzantium Empire and remained in power for another 1000 years. The Western Roman Empire continued to be ruled by Rome.
Was slavery based on race in ancient Rome?
It was usually just to do with the wealth of the slave [but not always, it was illegal, but some slave dealers captured free-born children]. But lots of slaves were not from Rome, or were from a different part of the world.
How long did the Roman civiliszation in the west last?
The date of the foundation of Rome was given as 753 BC. Historians give 476 BC as a conventional date for the end of the western part of the Roman empire. This is the date of the deposition of the last emperor in the west.
How long did it take to build Rome?
The term the foundation of Rome does not refer to the building of a city. It refers to the creation of the Roman city-state. It involved the unification of separate and independent settlements on what where to become the seven hills of Rome into a single state headed by a king. The earlier archaeological evidence of human settlement in the area of Rome goes back to some 500 years earlier than the creation of the Roman city-state.
Where did rome get its sacks of honey from?
Honey is not stored in sacks. Mankind has been 'harvesting' honey from bees for thousands of years.... long before the foundation of Rome.
How did the landscape of Ancient Rome influence the people to build a civilization there?
The ancient Roman civilisation was not built; it developed. The original inhabitants in Rome lived in the area which was to become Rome long before the foundation of Rome. The foundation of Rome did not involve settling somewhere and building a new city. It involved the creation of the Roman city-state. The separate and independent settlements on what were to become the Seven Hills of Rome were unified under a single state and a common king. These unified settlements formed the early city of Rome. An environmental factor which contributed to this was the fact that the area of Rome was hilly. People liked to live on hills in those days because they made defence against raids easier. Therefore, the presence of settlements on neighbouring hills made it easier for them to come together and form a single state which unified them.
How long did Rome rule the city of Babylon?
the roman empire lasted 500 years
Are roman gods fallen angels?
No; they are gods and goddesses the Roman people believed in long before Rome believed in the Christian bible.
When was the Tiber river founded?
Rivers are not founded. They are formed by nature. The river Tiber was around long before the foundation of Rome.
How long has the London bridge been where it is?
Since Roman times
How long has the mo farah foundation been going?
2 years, since 2011 -
How did the romen laws influence or change the development of rome?
Roman laws significantly shaped the development of Rome by establishing a structured legal system that promoted order and stability within the expanding empire. The Twelve Tables, Rome’s first codification of laws, provided a foundation for legal rights and responsibilities, fostering a sense of justice among citizens. Additionally, Roman law facilitated trade and social interactions across diverse cultures, helping to unify the vast territories under Roman control. Ultimately, the principles of Roman law laid the groundwork for many modern legal systems, influencing governance long after the fall of the empire.
How long did the roman empire rule Italy?
141 Years
How did the Roman feel about people who followed religion other than the Roman religion?
King Louis was from Rome and all the Romans were tolerant of other religions as long as their followers were respectful of the Roman religion.
