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The Italic Civilization Of Ancient Rome

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The maximum land area which the roman empire expanded on was 2,750,000 km² The maximum land area was 0.4 Million km2 Ancient Rome was an italic civilization that began in the peninsula of Italy. Early in the 8th century BC. Located along the Mediterranean sea and centered on the city of Rome. It expanded and became one of the biggest empires in the ancient period. Egypt is located in the Nile Valley (north east of Africa). Its origins are located in seven different part of the upper Egypt, which then spread in the north towards Memphis and the Mediterranean. The unified kingdom of Egypt occupied by the 3000 BC the Nile Valley. In 1250 BC the ancient Egypt occupied, in all direction form Syrian north cost till the red sea, down to the Nile …show more content…

The only people whom literate and urban civilization were the Sumerians by the 3000 BC. They lived in really small city and/or states. The Egyptian kingdom, which was unified, covered an entire country. The ruler of both religious and political ancient Egypt was Pharaoh. He ruled the whole upper and lower Egypt. The Pharaoh welfare and the entire populations were bound tightly together. The Pharaoh was in charge of the whole Egyptian army, and he had to go to war with the army when his land was threatened or demanding valuable things from Conquered people if victory was obtained. A really powerful chief served the Pharaoh for a long time of the ancient Egypt’s. The chief’s name was Vinzier. He was the person who represented the Pharaoh’s land, treasury and legal …show more content…

The military got control of a part of territory through the war, but after a bunch of people was brought under treaty, the military mission turned into policing: protecting ancient Romans and their agricultural fields which fed them, and religious sites. Without modern instruments of either mass communication, the Romans lacked sufficient manpower or resources to impose their rule through force alone. Soldiers were armed with bows and arrows, spears and round-topped shields made with stretched animals’ skin over wood frames. Weapons were developed more in further after they adopted bronze, and shields were made now from slid wood with bronze buckle. The main duty of the Egyptian army was to defend Egypt from foreign invasion and dangerous situation. The army had to care more about Egypt as then them

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