Romans were, in my opinion were very hard headed, as they tortured people for their own entertainment. However, they were very smart, and were among the first to build roads, and also made aqueducts better ad more parctical for use. Thier colloseums were very impressive and so were their theatres. They were very good soldiers, and could fight almost anyone and win. Romans were the first to invent indoor Plumbing, which made their environment more hygeinic, cleaner and safer.
One important good point about the Romans is one that has already been touched upon; their military prowess. The Roman Empire was home to vast armies, each soldier disciplined and unflinching in the face of violence, destruction and even death. This was a key factor in their global conquests and successes.
As has been said above, the Romans were, in a totally military aspect, incredibly strong, even dominating. However, they were also extremely cultured, with world-class poets and writers, such as Homer, and also with a very tidy, organised society in which everybody knew their 'place' and most followed the rules.
Religion was also very important to them; they worshipped many immortal entities and superpowers (including minnor gods and goddesses). The main 12 (the Gods and Goddesses of Mount Olympus) were: Zeus, Poseidon, Hades, Ares, Athena, Apollo, Artemis, Hera, Dionysus, Hermes, Aphrodite, and Hephaestus. They also worshipped Pan (God of Nature).
Romans had a very hard life that is if you were poor you had very little to eat and usually died of
deases. If you were rich you had a very good life you had plenty to eat and had enough money to pay for a doctor if you got ill. Roman soldiers were kind of in between their life could be quite hard sometimes but they got payed plenty and had enough to eat. Romans usually went to war and if you were lucky enough to live you got payed for your troubles but most of them died as the most gruesome battles were fought in roman times.
The roman civilization spread from Italy all along the coast of North Africa and in some places beyond, across the Middle East, up through much of Europe, from Portugal to Germany, through Britain to roughly the Scottish border, and into Wales.
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No, the Chinese civilization has the Roman beat by over two thousand years.No, the Chinese civilization has the Roman beat by over two thousand years.No, the Chinese civilization has the Roman beat by over two thousand years.No, the Chinese civilization has the Roman beat by over two thousand years.No, the Chinese civilization has the Roman beat by over two thousand years.No, the Chinese civilization has the Roman beat by over two thousand years.No, the Chinese civilization has the Roman beat by over two thousand years.No, the Chinese civilization has the Roman beat by over two thousand years.No, the Chinese civilization has the Roman beat by over two thousand years.
Yes and no. The Etruscan civilization influenced the Roman civilization to an extent, but the two were different on several points. The Romans eventually conquered the Etruscans and absorbed some of their ideas into Roman civilization.Yes and no. The Etruscan civilization influenced the Roman civilization to an extent, but the two were different on several points. The Romans eventually conquered the Etruscans and absorbed some of their ideas into Roman civilization.Yes and no. The Etruscan civilization influenced the Roman civilization to an extent, but the two were different on several points. The Romans eventually conquered the Etruscans and absorbed some of their ideas into Roman civilization.Yes and no. The Etruscan civilization influenced the Roman civilization to an extent, but the two were different on several points. The Romans eventually conquered the Etruscans and absorbed some of their ideas into Roman civilization.Yes and no. The Etruscan civilization influenced the Roman civilization to an extent, but the two were different on several points. The Romans eventually conquered the Etruscans and absorbed some of their ideas into Roman civilization.Yes and no. The Etruscan civilization influenced the Roman civilization to an extent, but the two were different on several points. The Romans eventually conquered the Etruscans and absorbed some of their ideas into Roman civilization.Yes and no. The Etruscan civilization influenced the Roman civilization to an extent, but the two were different on several points. The Romans eventually conquered the Etruscans and absorbed some of their ideas into Roman civilization.Yes and no. The Etruscan civilization influenced the Roman civilization to an extent, but the two were different on several points. The Romans eventually conquered the Etruscans and absorbed some of their ideas into Roman civilization.Yes and no. The Etruscan civilization influenced the Roman civilization to an extent, but the two were different on several points. The Romans eventually conquered the Etruscans and absorbed some of their ideas into Roman civilization.
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It may not have lived compeltely up to Roman civilization but it was as close as you can get
Museum of Roman Civilization was created in 1955.
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No, the Chinese civilization has the Roman beat by over two thousand years.No, the Chinese civilization has the Roman beat by over two thousand years.No, the Chinese civilization has the Roman beat by over two thousand years.No, the Chinese civilization has the Roman beat by over two thousand years.No, the Chinese civilization has the Roman beat by over two thousand years.No, the Chinese civilization has the Roman beat by over two thousand years.No, the Chinese civilization has the Roman beat by over two thousand years.No, the Chinese civilization has the Roman beat by over two thousand years.No, the Chinese civilization has the Roman beat by over two thousand years.
Yes and no. The Etruscan civilization influenced the Roman civilization to an extent, but the two were different on several points. The Romans eventually conquered the Etruscans and absorbed some of their ideas into Roman civilization.Yes and no. The Etruscan civilization influenced the Roman civilization to an extent, but the two were different on several points. The Romans eventually conquered the Etruscans and absorbed some of their ideas into Roman civilization.Yes and no. The Etruscan civilization influenced the Roman civilization to an extent, but the two were different on several points. The Romans eventually conquered the Etruscans and absorbed some of their ideas into Roman civilization.Yes and no. The Etruscan civilization influenced the Roman civilization to an extent, but the two were different on several points. The Romans eventually conquered the Etruscans and absorbed some of their ideas into Roman civilization.Yes and no. The Etruscan civilization influenced the Roman civilization to an extent, but the two were different on several points. The Romans eventually conquered the Etruscans and absorbed some of their ideas into Roman civilization.Yes and no. The Etruscan civilization influenced the Roman civilization to an extent, but the two were different on several points. The Romans eventually conquered the Etruscans and absorbed some of their ideas into Roman civilization.Yes and no. The Etruscan civilization influenced the Roman civilization to an extent, but the two were different on several points. The Romans eventually conquered the Etruscans and absorbed some of their ideas into Roman civilization.Yes and no. The Etruscan civilization influenced the Roman civilization to an extent, but the two were different on several points. The Romans eventually conquered the Etruscans and absorbed some of their ideas into Roman civilization.Yes and no. The Etruscan civilization influenced the Roman civilization to an extent, but the two were different on several points. The Romans eventually conquered the Etruscans and absorbed some of their ideas into Roman civilization.
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"Pugio" is the Latin word for a knife or a dagger. It came from the Roman civilization as it was carried by all Roman soldiers."Pugio" is the Latin word for a knife or a dagger. It came from the Roman civilization as it was carried by all Roman soldiers."Pugio" is the Latin word for a knife or a dagger. It came from the Roman civilization as it was carried by all Roman soldiers."Pugio" is the Latin word for a knife or a dagger. It came from the Roman civilization as it was carried by all Roman soldiers."Pugio" is the Latin word for a knife or a dagger. It came from the Roman civilization as it was carried by all Roman soldiers."Pugio" is the Latin word for a knife or a dagger. It came from the Roman civilization as it was carried by all Roman soldiers."Pugio" is the Latin word for a knife or a dagger. It came from the Roman civilization as it was carried by all Roman soldiers."Pugio" is the Latin word for a knife or a dagger. It came from the Roman civilization as it was carried by all Roman soldiers."Pugio" is the Latin word for a knife or a dagger. It came from the Roman civilization as it was carried by all Roman soldiers.
The Greek civilization came before the Roman.
H. Grose Hodge has written: 'Roman panorama' -- subject(s): Civilization, Civilization, Greek and Roman, Greek and Roman Civilization, History, Social life and customs
It may not have lived compeltely up to Roman civilization but it was as close as you can get
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You need to specify what you mean by Roman script.
The Roman civilization appeared in 753 B.C.