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by beating the crap out of anyone who didnt agree with the law But seriously, the Romans governed their empire according to Roman laws and Roman custom. This was one of the secrets to their success. The empire was united under the same laws and provincials had certain legal rights and were able to use them.
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ProfessorThe Romans controlled their empire by their strong army and by governing under Roman law which was uniform.
The Romans controlled their empire by their strong army and by governing under Roman law which was uniform.
The Romans controlled their empire by their strong army and by governing under Roman law which was uniform.
The Romans controlled their empire by their strong army and by governing under Roman law which was uniform.
The Romans controlled their empire by their strong army and by governing under Roman law which was uniform.
The Romans controlled their empire by their strong army and by governing under Roman law which was uniform.
The Romans controlled their empire by their strong army and by governing under Roman law which was uniform.
The Romans controlled their empire by their strong army and by governing under Roman law which was uniform.
The Romans controlled their empire by their strong army and by governing under Roman law which was uniform.
ancient Rome expanded its territory by the force of its well disciplined legions and the judicious use of diplomacy and treaties to form alliances with other nations. The Roman policies with defeated enemies were often inclusive in order to bind loyalty among these peoples. They might invite newly defeated nations to join them in their policy of territorial expansion. They offered their former enemies security and a degree of self government insofar as internal affairs were concerned. In this era of ancient empires, Rome was unique in offering the rights and benefits of being a Roman citizen to peoples that did not enjoy the same under their own former governments. By binding new nations to the Roman cause, Rome established a larger pool of potential recruits to their armies. This was vital in maintaining the staying power Rome needed in times of war. Legion casualties could be offsett with new & loyal recruits.
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What the thirty years war became a battle over?
control of territory and wealth
How did the empire's access to waterways help it to control the empire?
The Roman Empire first expanded around the Mediterranean and took over all the lands on its shores. This sea remained the heart of the empire. The Romans called it mare nostrum (our sea). Italy was/is between the eastern and western basins of the Mediterranean. This strategic location made it easier for the Romans to gain control over the western part first, and then expand into the eastern part and to control both of these basins.
How did the Romans take control over Italy?
the etruscans
In 1500 renaissance which group controlled the most territory?
In Italy most of its city-states ceased to be republics and power was taken over by the personal rule of lords. Most city-states became lordships (signorie). In the rest of Europe the monarchies were consolidating their power. Previously kings were challenged by the aristocracy. In this period the monarchies developed strong central bureaucracies which strengthened the kings' control over their kingdoms.
What country did the Crusades fight for control over?
you people dont know a thing
