EXPANSION OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE By: Molly Smith and Meghan Coppen.

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EXPANSION OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE By: Molly Smith and Meghan Coppen

Expansion of B.C.E.  Rome conquered the Italian Peninsula.  Rome gradually took control of the entire Italian Peninsula.  200 years of contrast welfare. This is the Italian peninsula that Rome Rome conquered.

Expansion of B.C.E.  Overseas expansion during the Punic Wars.  Rome took control of the Mediterranean Sea.  Rome and Carhtage fought with each other for 3 years. This is the Mediterranean Sea that Rome took control of.

Expansion of B.C.E.  Expansion of the final years during the Republic.  Brought great wealth to the city of Rome.  The Republic collapsed.  This is general picture of Ancient Rome republic.

Expansion of 44 B.C.E.-14 C.E.  Rome became an Empire.  Only one man stood as the ruler of Rome.  The Civil Wars lasted for more than 10 years. This is one of the one man rulers of Rome Rome. This is the Ancient Rome Empire.

For more information go to the link below!!  empire.net/children/in dex.html empire.net/children/in dex.html

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