43,000 citizens, 100,000 enslaved people, and 35,000 foreigners
The peoples of the conquered territories became the inhabitants of the provinces of the Roman Empire. Many of them were not citizens because they did not have the concept of citizenship. From 212 BC they became Roman citizens because the emperor Caracalla extended Roman citizens to all free men in the empire.
During its Golden Age in the 5th century BC, Athens had a population estimated to be around 250,000 people, including citizens, residents, and slaves. This made Athens one of the largest city-states in ancient Greece.
How many hours from Richmond bc to Vernon
One.240 BC then 241 BC
Yes, he was one of ancient Rome's model citizens and heroes. He was dictator twice. He was born sometime around 519 BC and died in 438 BC.
Until 107 BC military service was a duty of Roman citizens with a certain amount of property (citizens below a property threshold were exempt). The Roman army was a citizens militia composed mainly of peasant-proprietors. They were drafted during the military campaigning season (March up to October) and then went back to the farms. A reform of the military in 107 BC made military service voluntary. The Roman citizens had the duty not to commit treason and not to break the law.
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There is one mountain in BC.
Solon was appointed archon for a year to resolve a looming civil war between the aristocrats and common citizens.
it is 27 miles