The Raise and Fall of the Ancient Roman Empire

These citizens are protected by law and need to fulfill their duties. Ancient Rome changed from believing many gods to Christian based religion. Initially they worshiped many gods and was influenced by Etruscans and Greeks. The ancient Romans adopted the human form of the gods from Etruscans borrowing Greek gods. The gods they borrowed were Zeus, Hera, Poseidon, Apollo, Aphrodite, and Ares. All the names except Apollo have been changed. The religious tradition that was done was a special occurrence of the gods of that year.

In historical studies, ancient Rome was the autumn Roman civilization, including the Roman kingdom, the Roman Republic and the Roman Empire, from the establishment of a Roman city in the 8th century BC to the collapse of the Western Roman Empire in the 5th century AD. The West Empire. This term is sometimes used only to refer to the kingdom and Republican era and does not include subsequent empires. The civilization dates back to the 8th century BC, began with italic settlements on the Italian peninsula and then developed into a city in Rome, whose name appeared in the universal civilization later developed by the empire and the empire it dominated. Although the Roman Empire expanded into one of the largest empires in ancient cities, there still existed a population of about 5 to 10 million people (about 20% of the world population) and a 5 million square kilometer residential area who dominated the city. Christian calendar year 117 AD

There were three continents in the ancient Roman Empire: Europe, North Africa and the Middle East. The Roman Empire was one of the powerful empires of the ancient world. Historians believe that Rome's oldest settlement began in 753 BC. The glory of the Roman Empire peaked in the year 200 AD, and the entire empire exceeded 2.5 million square miles. Many of the achievements of the ancient Romans are still used today. The ancient Romans were very interested in creative art. One such art form is the art of "mosaic". In mosaics, art is created using small tiles, glass or stone. The sheet is placed on a smooth surface such as a wall to form a pattern. The pictures of Roman gods and goddesses, or the image of nature are the subject of these mosaic art. Several mosaic arts also depict the everyday life of the Roman family.