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The Romans built Hadrian's Wall across northern England between 122-132 AD that was 120 km long and 6 meters high in places, with strong camps spaced every 7 km. The Roman Empire spanned the Mediterranean initially starting as a typical city in Italy. As you traveled down the Appian Way from southern Italy you could see the smoke from Rome which housed a population of 1 million people.
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The Romans lived in Rome, Italy around 2000 years ago. According to legend, the city of Rome was founded by the twin brothers Romulus and Remus in 753 BC. Rome grew to become a powerful empire, ruling lands from France to North Africa. The Romans developed many aspects of modern Western civilization, including infrastructure, language, laws, and architecture like aqueducts and mosaics.
Growing Empire
Rome's empire expanded greatly over the first few centuries AD. Under emperors like Augustus, Rome conquered territories across Europe and Northern Africa, including Gaul, Britain, Asia Minor, Mesopotamia. This spread Roman control over the Mediterranean world and beyond. The empire promoted trade as Romans needed resources from the provinces to supply Rome. Traders brought goods across the empire in exchange for Roman coins and currency. The first 200 years of the empire saw the Pax Romana, a period of general peace and stability that allowed Rome to grow wealthy and its population to increase as trade flourished.
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