No rome was not the first Empire in the worldalexander the great had an empire before rome, Xerse had a empire, Egypt was an empire. All of these were before rome
An empire as it is erronously called. Rome was an empire under the republic. After the fall of the republic Rome became a Principate, ruled by a principle person.
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).
Rome became a large empire due to the overwhelming support of the Senate and people. In fact, it was the will of the Romans to expand their Empire into foreign lands and regions. As Rome grew externally by military conquest, they also grew internally via advanced technologies, medicine, and the arts.
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No rome was not the first Empire in the worldalexander the great had an empire before rome, Xerse had a empire, Egypt was an empire. All of these were before rome
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Greece never had an empire. The closest thing to a Greek empire was the achievements of Alexander the Great, but that disintegrated after his death.
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Rome began conquering other countries' lands and by this they expanded their Empire.
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An empire as it is erronously called. Rome was an empire under the republic. After the fall of the republic Rome became a Principate, ruled by a principle person.
Polytheism.