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The Roman Empire conquered almost all of Europe, reaching its height in the 2nd century AD. It extended its territory across the Mediterranean and into regions that are now part of modern-day countries like Italy, France, Spain, and parts of Britain. The empire's vast network of roads and cities facilitated administration and trade, contributing to its influence and power across the continent. However, its dominance eventually declined, leading to its fragmentation and the rise of various successor states.
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What was the most powerful empire in Europe it conquered all of western Europe north Africa and much of Britain and the eastern mediterranean?
The Roman Empire.
What empire controlled almost all of Europe and parts of Africa?
The European Empire
Where did Genghis conquered?
Genghis Khan was the founder of the Mongol Empire. He conquered many territories, He conquered Khulna, Khanates, and Fiefdoms. Genghis conquered most of China. The Mongol Empire covered over 12,000,000 square miles.
What region was conquered but not physically occupied by the mongols?
The Mongols conquered almost all of Asia and parts of eastern Europe. the only parts they physically occupied were China and Mongolia.
How did Charlemagne establish a more unified Europe?
Charlemagne defeated most of the remaining Germanic tribes in Europe and created a Christian empire that included almost all of modern Europe, known as the Holy Roman Empire.
What parts of Europe did the barbarian tribes conquer?
The Germanic peoples who conquered the western part of the Roman Empire conquered all of its lands in Europe: Portugal, Spain, Belgium, Luxembourg, Holland south of the River Rhine, Germany west of the Rhine, Switzerland, Austria, the former Yugoslavia, Italy, Malta and Britain.
Would all of the African nations becoming colonies of Europe be considered imperialism?
Exactly; this is the definition of imperialism. Imperialism is the forming of any empire, and when European countries conquered nearly all of Africa, this was the Second Age of Imperialism for Europe. During the same time, Europeans conquered most of Asia and Oceania.
Why did Hitler think it was easy to take over Britain first?
he didn't, that's why he had conquered almost all of Europe before he did anything against Britain.
Who has conquered Europe?
No single individual or nation has conquered all of Europe. However, a few have come close. The Romans conquered everything but Scandinavia, Napoleon conquered all but Eastern Europe and Great Britain, and Hitler conquered all except Spain, Protugal, Sweden, Switzerland, and Great Britain.
Who conquered much of Europe after the French Revolution?
Napoleon Bonaparte of France conquered much of Europe in the 1800's, but he did not conquer all of it.
How much of Europe was conquered by Hilter?
all but France and England
What was most profound about the roman culture?
Its mostly opinion. I personally feel that the fact that they at one time conquered almost all of Europe is profound to me but you could make an argument for anything.
