How have the Romans conquered areas?

Answer 1

The Roman army was extremely important in the spreading of roman culture. The main way that it expanded roman culture was that the legionnaires who made up the majority of the early to imperial roman army were allowed to settle in territories their legion had conquered. For example many of the soldiers of the Roman legions that conquered the majority of Britain settled there. Many of these soldiers married a local women and this led to quite a rapid transformation of the culture. As many of these soldiers had children, the population would start to become more Roman until what was left was a fusion of Roman and local culture.

Answer 2

They got part of the culture, because as a military force they lived with the people and gave them roman knowlege. The Areas in conquered lands were so changed because the peopel got new techniques for the fields, new ways transporting water into the towns and the streets the Romans build were a important point for trading!

Answer 3

They established an overall settlement for the region, and used local government of city-states or tributary kings to administer the cities and kingdoms (an exception Macedonia - the kingdom eventually was divided into four republics). Some sensitive states had a Roman ruler (a prefect/procurator) who used the local aristocracy as his tool (eg Egypt, Judah).

Over and beside this was a Roman pro-magistrate as governor of the region (province), who had legions at his disposal to keep the peace and ensure payment of tribute to Rome, and defend against external aggression.

The provinces were under contol of the Senate, except that from Augustus onwards, the frontier/unsettled provinces (coincidentally the ones which had legions) came under the direct authority of him and his successors.

Answer 4

The Romans integrated conquered territories into the empire by having the army stationed in a newly conquered area and enforcing Roman laws. Traders and Roman settlers came to the area to live and work and brought with them the benefits of Roman civilization such as baths, permanent housing, paved streets, entertainment centers and if needed an aqueduct. It did not take long for the "barbarians" to become Romanized.

The Romans integrated conquered territories into the empire by having the army stationed in a newly conquered area and enforcing Roman laws. Traders and Roman settlers came to the area to live and work and brought with them the benefits of Roman civilization such as baths, permanent housing, paved streets, entertainment centers and if needed an aqueduct. It did not take long for the "barbarians" to become Romanized.

The Romans integrated conquered territories into the empire by having the army stationed in a newly conquered area and enforcing Roman laws. Traders and Roman settlers came to the area to live and work and brought with them the benefits of Roman civilization such as baths, permanent housing, paved streets, entertainment centers and if needed an aqueduct. It did not take long for the "barbarians" to become Romanized.

The Romans integrated conquered territories into the empire by having the army stationed in a newly conquered area and enforcing Roman laws. Traders and Roman settlers came to the area to live and work and brought with them the benefits of Roman civilization such as baths, permanent housing, paved streets, entertainment centers and if needed an aqueduct. It did not take long for the "barbarians" to become Romanized.

The Romans integrated conquered territories into the empire by having the army stationed in a newly conquered area and enforcing Roman laws. Traders and Roman settlers came to the area to live and work and brought with them the benefits of Roman civilization such as baths, permanent housing, paved streets, entertainment centers and if needed an aqueduct. It did not take long for the "barbarians" to become Romanized.

The Romans integrated conquered territories into the empire by having the army stationed in a newly conquered area and enforcing Roman laws. Traders and Roman settlers came to the area to live and work and brought with them the benefits of Roman civilization such as baths, permanent housing, paved streets, entertainment centers and if needed an aqueduct. It did not take long for the "barbarians" to become Romanized.

The Romans integrated conquered territories into the empire by having the army stationed in a newly conquered area and enforcing Roman laws. Traders and Roman settlers came to the area to live and work and brought with them the benefits of Roman civilization such as baths, permanent housing, paved streets, entertainment centers and if needed an aqueduct. It did not take long for the "barbarians" to become Romanized.

The Romans integrated conquered territories into the empire by having the army stationed in a newly conquered area and enforcing Roman laws. Traders and Roman settlers came to the area to live and work and brought with them the benefits of Roman civilization such as baths, permanent housing, paved streets, entertainment centers and if needed an aqueduct. It did not take long for the "barbarians" to become Romanized.

The Romans integrated conquered territories into the empire by having the army stationed in a newly conquered area and enforcing Roman laws. Traders and Roman settlers came to the area to live and work and brought with them the benefits of Roman civilization such as baths, permanent housing, paved streets, entertainment centers and if needed an aqueduct. It did not take long for the "barbarians" to become Romanized.

Answer 5

When they conquered an area, the Romans generally built a fort for the policing troops which would be stationed in a newly conquered place. Then the settlers or colonizers would come in to live, trade and profit from the resources of the territory. In time roads and in some cases aqueducts would be built and the territory would become Romanized.

When they conquered an area, the Romans generally built a fort for the policing troops which would be stationed in a newly conquered place. Then the settlers or colonizers would come in to live, trade and profit from the resources of the territory. In time roads and in some cases aqueducts would be built and the territory would become Romanized.

When they conquered an area, the Romans generally built a fort for the policing troops which would be stationed in a newly conquered place. Then the settlers or colonizers would come in to live, trade and profit from the resources of the territory. In time roads and in some cases aqueducts would be built and the territory would become Romanized.

When they conquered an area, the Romans generally built a fort for the policing troops which would be stationed in a newly conquered place. Then the settlers or colonizers would come in to live, trade and profit from the resources of the territory. In time roads and in some cases aqueducts would be built and the territory would become Romanized.

When they conquered an area, the Romans generally built a fort for the policing troops which would be stationed in a newly conquered place. Then the settlers or colonizers would come in to live, trade and profit from the resources of the territory. In time roads and in some cases aqueducts would be built and the territory would become Romanized.

When they conquered an area, the Romans generally built a fort for the policing troops which would be stationed in a newly conquered place. Then the settlers or colonizers would come in to live, trade and profit from the resources of the territory. In time roads and in some cases aqueducts would be built and the territory would become Romanized.

When they conquered an area, the Romans generally built a fort for the policing troops which would be stationed in a newly conquered place. Then the settlers or colonizers would come in to live, trade and profit from the resources of the territory. In time roads and in some cases aqueducts would be built and the territory would become Romanized.

When they conquered an area, the Romans generally built a fort for the policing troops which would be stationed in a newly conquered place. Then the settlers or colonizers would come in to live, trade and profit from the resources of the territory. In time roads and in some cases aqueducts would be built and the territory would become Romanized.

When they conquered an area, the Romans generally built a fort for the policing troops which would be stationed in a newly conquered place. Then the settlers or colonizers would come in to live, trade and profit from the resources of the territory. In time roads and in some cases aqueducts would be built and the territory would become Romanized.

Answer 6

they marched on the roads and attacked by night which gave them the advantage they then shot the guards with arrows to access the gate then they ravaged the town until no one apart from the men and women which later became slaves that's how they invaded countries they entered the countries on boats and attacked the key cities.

Answer 7

When they conquered an area, the Romans generally built a fort for the policing troops which would be stationed in a newly conquered place. Then the settlers or colonizers would come in to live, trade and profit from the resources of the territory. In time roads and in some cases aqueducts would be built and the territory would become Romanized.

Answer 8

The Romans integrated conquered territories into the empire by having the army stationed in a newly conquered area and enforcing Roman laws. Traders and Roman settlers came to the area to live and work and brought with them the benefits of Roman civilization such as baths, permanent housing, paved streets, entertainment centers and if needed an aqueduct. It did not take long for the "barbarians" to become Romanized.