By: Elizabeth, Alyssa, and Erin Ancient Rome. 264 – 146 B.C.E Key event(s) Roman fought with...

By: Elizabeth, Alyssa, and Erin

Ancient Rome

264 – 146 B.C.E

• Key event(s)• Roman fought with cartage during the panel

wars.• Positive• Many knew customs came from Greece.• Negative• Farmers suffered huge losses.

509 – 264 B.C.E

• Key event(s)• More than 200 years of constant warfare.• Positive there shall be peace between the Roman and all

of the communities of Latin's as long as heaven and earth endure.

Negative The Gaul burned the city down.

145 – 44 B.C.E

• Key event(s)• A slave named Spartacus led a famous revolt

in 73 B.C.E.• Positive• Granted citizenship to Spain and Gaul.• Negative• Caesar died.

44 B.C.E – 14 C.E

• Key event(s)• Augustus turned Judea and Armenia into

Roman Provinces.• Positive• The Roman improved trade routes by building

harbors, canals, and roads.• Negative• A roman army was completely destroyed.

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By: Elizabeth, Alyssa, and Erin Ancient Rome. 264 – 146 B.C.E Key event(s) Roman fought with...

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