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How did Romans react to the religions of the people they conquered early in their history?
The Romans were tolerant of the religions of conquered peoples. They generally found similarities between the beliefs of the conquered and their own beliefs and incorporated the foreign gods into their own pantheon. The only gods that they abhorred were the Egyptian gods depicted with animal heads.
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Territories they often allowed conquered people to?
When the Romans conquered territories, they often allowed conquered people to __________.
How did Romans feel about people who followed religions other than the Roman religion?
King Louis was from Rome and all the Romans were tolerant of other religions as long as their followers were respectful of the Roman religion.
How did the romans treat other religions?
The Romans were very tolerant of other religions. The toleration and in some cases incorporation of foreign gods and beliefs, was part of the reasons for Rome's success. The only time they were intolerant of a belief was if they considered the religion decadent or treasonous. Then they came down hard of them.
Did the Romans tolerate people in conquered landsfollowing their own religion?
The Jews did not like many other civilisations in Ancient times. Israel had been conquered many times by different civilisations: the Egyptians, The Romans, The Greeks, The Persians, The Turks. You can see why they didn't like many civilisations as would many people who havebeen invaded that many times
How the Romans were not afraid from their neighbors and their and the people they conquered?
The Roman were tolerant of the culture of the conquered peoples. The allowed them to follow their religions and customs and to use their laws at the local level. Many of these peoples benefited from becoming part of the great trading network of the empire. The emperors promoted an imperial ideology to promote integration and a sense of commonality in the empire. In some areas the Romans protected the frontiers of some peoples and ensured law and order. The presence of armies and the establishment of Roman settlements around the empire led to the Latinisation of many of these peoples. Over time people became used to being in the empire. In some cases the Romans had to pacify the conquered area. This means taking counterinsurgency action until resistance ended. The Romans were very ruthless in suppressing rebellions.
