They did by invading the eastern part of Rome near the Danube River.
Well, in China, they bury people in hills, in Egypt pyramids,
One ate mostly wheat, the other mostly rice. Other than that, they were exactly the same.
The last answer is true, but incomplete. Geographic barriers such as mountains or seas separated china from other land. As a result, the Chinese had little knowledge of civilizations of Egypt, India, Greece, and Rome. Hope that helps!
I read in some that it was relativly around 2000$ in todays money in rome ancient times but awerage was for all countries in ancient world..rome maybe had little more ,then in middle ages it fell a lot untili 14-15 centuri when western Europe start to rise.
The SILK ROAD across Central Asia, the Middle East, and Eastern Europe connected China with Rome.
Yes. This was the Silk Road.
No, it's not. It's in the Middle East.
NoPalestine is in the Middle East (modern day Israel / Gaza)Rome is in Europe (modern day Italy)Palestine is/was an area, sometimes a country, in the Middle East. Rome has always been a city.
Slaves came to ancient Rome through slave traders from Europe and Middle East.
It started in Rome (Not the Middle East) and spread quickly.
Rome is a city in Italy. Turkey is a country in the Middle East several hundred miles away from Rome.
They were in the unconquered areas of eastern europe, germany, and the middle east.
Europe and the Middle East.
The biggest cities in the Roman Empire east of Rome in the classical period were Alexandria, Antioch, Smyrna, Ephesus and Pergamon. Constantinople eventually became the biggest city in the east.
The Egyptians ruled the middle east. Rome I believe was at war with them, as to expand their territory and control over the middle east. The eagle seems to always fall eventually. But I believe we will endure as Americans.
The Alps are in the middle of mainland Europe, far north of Rome. the Apennine Mountains run down central Italy and are closer to Rome but still 50~100 miles east of the city.