When Rome expanded into central and southern Italy in the late 4th and early 3rd centuries BC, she made alliances with the Italic peoples who lived there. The allies provided soldiers who fought alongside the Roman legions in auxiliary troops in exchange for protection and a share of the spoils of war. When the allies rebelled against Rome in the social War, or War of the Allies (90-88 BC) because she refused to grant them Roman citizenship. Rome won, but did grant them Roman citizenship. In 42 BC Italy was into a Roman province and was joined with Gallia Cisalpina (northern Italy) which had been a province before this.
Because Ancient Rome was centred in ROME in Italy/Italia, hence the name Roman/Rome.
Ancient Rome was located on the peninsula of Italy.
in rome. Mainly in italy and greece.
You could loosely say that Italy is the country that takes the place of ancient Rome simply because Rome is located there, but with reservations. Ancient Rome was an empire encompassing much more territory than present day Italy. In reality there is no modern country that can even compare with ancient Rome.
The relative location of Ancient Rome is around France all the way to the Dutch border;right off the west coast of Italy;on the Tiber river in the center of Italy.
They moved south to find Rome and then spread around a place now known as Italy
No they did not. Rome was (and still is) in Italy, on the opposite (European) coast of the Mediterranean Sea. The Egyptians never ventured into Europe.
Because Ancient Rome was centred in ROME in Italy/Italia, hence the name Roman/Rome.
Ancient Rome was located on the peninsula of Italy.
Rome is located in the modern day country of Italy.
The civilisation of ancient Rome was based on the city of Rome, in central Italy.
Marble for ancient Rome came from Italy, Greece and Turkey.
No, Rome is the capital city of Italy
in rome. Mainly in italy and greece.
Ancient Rome is in the same place as modern Rome. Just about in the middle of Italy.
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