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The Roman civilization lasted for so long due to a combination of strong military organization, effective governance, and strategic infrastructure development. Their ability to assimilate diverse cultures and peoples into their empire fostered loyalty and stability. Additionally, innovations in law, engineering, and public administration contributed to the empire's resilience and adaptability over centuries. Lastly, economic prosperity through trade and agriculture helped sustain the population and maintain order.
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How many centuries did Rome last?
Rome lasted from the time of Romulus and Remus (753 BCE) to (Vespasian Momylus) Romulus Augustulus (476 CE)
Why have the pyrimids lasted so long?
the playdo was much stronger back in the day
Why did the Justinian code perserve for 900 years?
the justinian code lasted so long because it was fair and justifing
How did rome retain such a large empire for so long?
Rome retained its empire for so long due to its ability to administer the empire. All provinces were ruled by Roman law. the coinage was the same, and the benefits of civilization such as baths, aqueducts, theaters and amphitheaters were brought to the provinces. In a way Rome formed a loose partnership with her provinces. The provincials paid taxes and supplied troops, while Rome gave them the protection of the Roman army and the benefits of trade.Rome retained its empire for so long due to its ability to administer the empire. All provinces were ruled by Roman law. the coinage was the same, and the benefits of civilization such as baths, aqueducts, theaters and amphitheaters were brought to the provinces. In a way Rome formed a loose partnership with her provinces. The provincials paid taxes and supplied troops, while Rome gave them the protection of the Roman army and the benefits of trade.Rome retained its empire for so long due to its ability to administer the empire. All provinces were ruled by Roman law. the coinage was the same, and the benefits of civilization such as baths, aqueducts, theaters and amphitheaters were brought to the provinces. In a way Rome formed a loose partnership with her provinces. The provincials paid taxes and supplied troops, while Rome gave them the protection of the Roman army and the benefits of trade.Rome retained its empire for so long due to its ability to administer the empire. All provinces were ruled by Roman law. the coinage was the same, and the benefits of civilization such as baths, aqueducts, theaters and amphitheaters were brought to the provinces. In a way Rome formed a loose partnership with her provinces. The provincials paid taxes and supplied troops, while Rome gave them the protection of the Roman army and the benefits of trade.Rome retained its empire for so long due to its ability to administer the empire. All provinces were ruled by Roman law. the coinage was the same, and the benefits of civilization such as baths, aqueducts, theaters and amphitheaters were brought to the provinces. In a way Rome formed a loose partnership with her provinces. The provincials paid taxes and supplied troops, while Rome gave them the protection of the Roman army and the benefits of trade.Rome retained its empire for so long due to its ability to administer the empire. All provinces were ruled by Roman law. the coinage was the same, and the benefits of civilization such as baths, aqueducts, theaters and amphitheaters were brought to the provinces. In a way Rome formed a loose partnership with her provinces. The provincials paid taxes and supplied troops, while Rome gave them the protection of the Roman army and the benefits of trade.Rome retained its empire for so long due to its ability to administer the empire. All provinces were ruled by Roman law. the coinage was the same, and the benefits of civilization such as baths, aqueducts, theaters and amphitheaters were brought to the provinces. In a way Rome formed a loose partnership with her provinces. The provincials paid taxes and supplied troops, while Rome gave them the protection of the Roman army and the benefits of trade.Rome retained its empire for so long due to its ability to administer the empire. All provinces were ruled by Roman law. the coinage was the same, and the benefits of civilization such as baths, aqueducts, theaters and amphitheaters were brought to the provinces. In a way Rome formed a loose partnership with her provinces. The provincials paid taxes and supplied troops, while Rome gave them the protection of the Roman army and the benefits of trade.Rome retained its empire for so long due to its ability to administer the empire. All provinces were ruled by Roman law. the coinage was the same, and the benefits of civilization such as baths, aqueducts, theaters and amphitheaters were brought to the provinces. In a way Rome formed a loose partnership with her provinces. The provincials paid taxes and supplied troops, while Rome gave them the protection of the Roman army and the benefits of trade.
How long did the battle of Abraham last?
The battle occured on 13th September 1759. So it only lasted a day.
Why was Roman Emperor so significant?
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Roman civilization began in 509 bc and ended in 476 ad how long did roman civilization last?
One thing to remember is that there were no year 0 so the answer is 984 years.
Why has the ravenglass roman bath house lasted?
beacuse it was so big that lots of it lasted
What happened in the roman republic?
The Roman Republic existed for over 4 centuries. It was the phase of the ancient Roman civilization characterized by a republican form of government. It began with the overthrow of the Roman monarchy, c. 509 BC, and lasted over 450 years until its subversion, through a series of civil wars, into the Principate form of government and the Imperial period. Because it existed for so long ... you're going to have to be a little more specific that "what happened?"
Why do think the Justinian code lasted so long?
the justinian code lasted so long because it was fair and justifing
How did the Americans public respond during the Iran hostage crisis?
American were upset because the crisis lasted so long
The Middle Ages in Europe that because they came in between?
The Middle Ages lasted a 1000 years ( from 410 AD to 1400) so it didn't really come "in between" two ages since it lasted so long. I guess you could say it was after the Roman fall and the Age of Exploration.
What is the oldest dam and why has it lasted for so long?
d6dcddfok not sure
How many centuries did Rome last?
Rome lasted from the time of Romulus and Remus (753 BCE) to (Vespasian Momylus) Romulus Augustulus (476 CE)
Why do you think the Justinian code so long?
the justinian code lasted so long because it was fair and justifing
Why do you think our form of government has lasted so long?
cuz of knowledge!
What were the names of the kings in the sumerain civilization?
The sumerian civilization was divided into city-states, each one having a minor ruler. The sumerians lasted for thousands of years, so i think that there are too many kings to count.
