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Rome protected the empire with its ARMY!!
Rome protected the empire with its ARMY!!
Rome protected the empire with its ARMY!!
Rome protected the empire with its ARMY!!
Rome protected the empire with its ARMY!!
Rome protected the empire with its ARMY!!
Rome protected the empire with its ARMY!!
Rome protected the empire with its ARMY!!
Rome protected the empire with its ARMY!!
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JordanThe city of Rome was far away from the frontiers of the empire and therefore did not need much protection until the final years of the empire, when she too was attacked five times and sacked twice. By then, the Roman armies could not cope with repeated attacks, raids and invasions of Roman Empire, especially in its western part. In its later days the Roman Empire struggled to protect itself from attacks and invasion from across its vast frontiers. In Europe they stretched from the Atlantic to the Black Sea and there were many attacks by many peoples who lived north of it. The Romans stationed armies along the frontiers of the rivers Rhine and Danube. In Asia, armies where stationed in Turkey and Syria to protect this part of the empire from attacks by the Persians. Over time, the size of the army was increased from 125,000 to an estimated 400,000.Rome was also protected by the Roman army, who fight in close combat and so used to what their doing. They fight in formation which is made them into effective fighting forces. The Roman army are very well trained that they can rest one night and fight tomorrow, while their enemy is tried from the battle from yesterday. The Roman soldiers are well paid, well trained, and well armed that made them the strongest fighting forces in the world, until when all the soldiers don't fight for the empire, but for themselves and also when the title of " emperor," became meaningless.
Several naval expeditions were conducted. Some of them were led by Pompey the Great. These expeditions were only partially successful.The problem was only resolved when Rome managed to seize control of the areas whee the pirates were. Roman fleets continued to patrol the least secure areas of the Mediterranean.
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In ancient Rome the mountains that prevented invasion from the east are the?
ApenninesThis mountain was the mountain that prevented invasions from the eastern population.
Who was the Roman Emperor at the time of the Roman invasion of Britain?
At the first invasion of Britain, under Julius Caesar, there was no emperor as Rome was a republic. Almost a hundred years later the emperor Claudius made his so-called invasion of Britain and officially annexed it into the empire.
What happened in 43 ad?
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What roman event happend in ad-410?
Far from being the enemy of Rome, Alaric worked as king-maker, installing Priscus Attalus as emperor, and keeping him there despite policy disagreements. It didn't work. Ultimately, Rome's refusals to accommodate a barbarian led Alaric to sack Rome on August 24, A.D. 410.
Who was Early Rome ruled by the?
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