Roman military/ Expansion

Battle of Silva Arsia

509 BCE

this war started in 509 BC
this was the mark of the beginning of Roman military.

expansion

509 BCE

After the Romans defeated an enemy, they took their lan.
Rome had so much land that they could support Roman citizens and give them land.

expansion military

509 BCE

Rome had a very strong army. Rome's army took many casualties but still won about every battle

Expansion/ Generals

509 BCE

Rome had some very elite Generals. Some Generals led some of the Bloodiest battles.

Expansion

509 BCE

Rome took over many countries. They started to have problems when they expanded so much land.

fall of Rome

509 BCE

Rome had a rivalry. The Germans grew in army and swarmed Rome

The Battle of the Catalaunian Plains

451 BCE

stopped Attila the Hun. Atilla wanted to step into the space left by the decaying Roman state.

fall of Rome

400 BCE

Ever since Rome started to take over other countries, they created enemy's with others because the places that they took over, they had allies. When others started to swarm Rome, Rome began to shrink and fall.

The Battle of the Milvian Bridge

312 BCE

important for its role in the advance of Christianity.Two emperors, Constantine and Maxentius, were battling for power.

Battle of Heracles

280 BCE

the first of the Pyrrhic victories of King Pyrrhic of Epicurus over Rome. Pyrrhic led an alliance of Greeks alarmed by Rome’s expansion into southern Italy.

Battle of Agrigentum

261 BCE

it was the first major engagement between Rome and Carthage. Also start of the Punic war

The Battle of Abritus

251 BCE

two roman emperors killed during this battle. Emperor Decius and his son Herennius Etruscus were killed

Battle of Cannae

216 BCE

This battle was a huge disaster for Romes military. after the battle it only made Rome stronger.

fall of Rome

200 BCE

Romes top rival was the Germans. The Germans grew the army and swarmed the Roman empire

fall of Rome

200 BCE

Although the Romans were taken over they actually still were around. many still lived when they were taken over

fall of Rome

200 BCE

Rome hadn't been concurred for ten centuries. They fell into the hands of Germans.

fall of Rome

200 BCE

although Rome had fallen thye still thrived. Rome still had a empire, religion, and laws.

battle of Carthage

149 BCE

Rome finally defeated their rival Carthaginian.
It was main engagement in the third Punic war

The Battle of Alesia

52 BCE

Expansion of Rome. Rome took over France, Belgium, Switzerland, and Northern Italy.

The Battle of the Teutoburg

9 BCE

Romes Expansion was put on halt.Teutoburg was a forest on the North East frontier of Rhin, an embarrassing loss for Rome