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Rome’s Conquest Of The Italian Peninsula 509-264
B.C.E
Overseas Expansion During the Punic Wars 264-146
B.C.E
Expansion During the Final Years of the Republic
145-44 B.C.E
Rome Becomes an Empire 44 B.C.E-14 C.E
A map of Roman expansion
A major expansion is being able to rule the Italian
peninsula.
 A negative affect of this expansion is that Romans
were forced to join the army.
 A positive effect is that the Romans would own
more land.
Roman expansion
Over the Italian peninsula map
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Roman Army
The Romans fought in the Punic Wars for
control of the Mediterranean region.
 A negative part of this is many Romans
lost their lives fighting.
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A fight going on in Rome in the
Punic Wars
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A positive affect of this is free gladiator fights for the
poor
A negative affect is there were many slave
rebellions
A expansion is that Caesar became dictator for life
The Roman dictator Julius Caesar
gladiator fight
A key expansion is that Augustus becomes the emperor
 A positive affect of this is that the Romans were given a
police force, fire fighters, and a library.
 But a negative affect is that the entire Roman army was
destroyed.
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Augustus
ancient Roman police
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