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Territories in northern Italy and part of central Italy were lost soon after the Byzantines gained them by winning the Gothic Wars. These long wars left them exhausted and northern Italy was invaded by the Lombards, who then also took over parts of central Italy. The Byzantines held on to southern Italy and part of central Italy. Southern Spain had been taken from the Visigoths, who were the great power in Spain. The Visigoths retook it. They had the home advantage and the population of the Byzantine Empire had been decimated by the Plague of Justinian. The territory in Tunisia and western Libya were lost to the invasion by the Arabs, who went on to take the whole of North Africa.
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How many spectators are in arena?
If you mean the Colosseum in Rome, it could hold 70,000 spectators.
Where would the Romans go to watch chariot races?
Roman spectators watched chariot races in a circus. Circus in Roman times meant racecourse, it did not have the same meaning as today's word, circus. In the city of Rome itself, the Ciurcus Maximus was the main racecourse.
Why did the roman conquer their neighbors?
Roman military policy was driven by three goals: (1) Subdue or conquer tribes, territories or nations that might attack or invade Rome or Italia. Examples are the campaigns in Gaul and Germania. (2) Conquer and hold territory that could provide food, supplies and wealth for Rome. The classic example is Aegyptus which at that time was a successful agricultural region and provided a significant amount of the grain used to feed the Roman people. Much of the produce of all Italia flowed into the hands of the city of Rome. (3) Control Mediterranean shipping and trade by occupying all ports, trade routes and adjacent territory. At the height of Roman expansion in the 2nd century, Roman troops controlled the entire Mediterranean basin from the great ocean of Atlas in the west to Byzantium, Antioch and Jerusalem in the east.
What where the there main social classes in rome?
The THREE main social classes in Rome are the:Patricians - wealthy land owners.Plebeians - common people, who could own lands but could not hold office or marry into patrician families.Slaves - lowest class who have no legal rights and are non citizens of Rome.
Why is the speaker of the house important?
The speaker of the house is very important. He/she becomes president of the US in the event the President and vice president become unable to hold their office.
How many people can the pantheon hold?
The Pantheon in Rome can hold about 500 people at a time.
What is the dangers of putting plaster on baby's face to hold the pacifier?
The danger of putting plaster on baby's face to hold a pacifier is that the baby may be unable to spit it out, be unable to breath properly and die.
Should you urinate your pants if you can't hold it anymore and there is no bathroom around?
NO!
Who could hold public office in Rome?
genobia clarkson
In Ancient Rome what spot did December hold?
Tenth Month
What is the name for Unable to hold or contain more water or other liquids?
saturated
What are the symptoms of urge incontinece?
Urge incontinence refers to being unable to hold your urine. You get the urge to urinate, and then are unable to prevent yourself from urinating a little.
What survival needs are threatened when a baby is unable to hold down any milk?
nothin
Why is it illegal to hold meetings in Rome?
Because Rome means no meeting and the people there are not that nice even though they have good ice cream.
When air is saturated?
when it holds all the water vapor it can hold
Who could hold political office in early office?
In early Rome, only patricians could hold political office.
When did the plebeians get the right to hold office in rome?
5 th century b.c
