1. By kristian shala and Alexa Ryan
Roman empire
By kristian shala and Alexa Ryan

2. The downfall of Rome
The downfall began in A.D. 190, when Rome was attacked by Vandals and Goths. This slowly, but efficiently, decreased Rome’s rule and laws. In 284 A.D. emperor, Diocletian thought something would have to be done with Rome, or the Empire would be destroyed.

3. The Life of Julius Caesar
Julius Caesar was born in 100 B.C. He was a famous Roman general and was born into royalty. In 49 B.C. Caesar’s army crossed the Rubicon River, and separated Italy with Gaul. His decision sparked a civil war between one country. His main enemy was Pompey , who was another powerful general and Pompey’s army was defeated and Pompey fled to Egypt, where he was murdered. Caesar sailed to Alexandria, Egypt and joined forces with Cleopatra. On March 15, 44 B.C. Julius Caesar was Assassinated by a group of senators lead by Gaius Cassius Longiuns and Marcus Junis Brutus.

4. The route of conquest for rome
BC, AD, and AD ca.
Roman Empire Gained These Places
218 BC
Italy, Sardinia, and Corsica
100 BC
Some of Spain, France, Italy, the Balearic Islands, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro, Albania, Greece, and Africa
44 BC
More of France, Spain, Africa, and Turkey
AD 14
More of Spain, Portugal, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Part of Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro, Albania, Greece, and Africa
AD 54
The United Kingdom, Hungary, part of Romania, and Ukraine
AD 116
Austria, and Romania
AD 192
More of the United Kingdom, and Turkey
AD 211
More of Turkey and Africa
AD 275
More of the United Kingdom, North America, Spain, France, and Turkey
AD 305
All of Spain, France, Bulgaria, Serbia and Montenegro, Italy, Slovenia, Croatia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Also, part of Africa, the United Kingdom, and Turkey
AD 337
Parts of Romania, Bulgaria, and Africa
AD 450
Parts of Germany, Poland, Belarus, Romania, Ukraine and Russia
AD 476
Decreased parts of Africa, Turkey, Spain, France, Germany, Poland, Belarus, Ukraine, and Romania
AD ca. 500
Lavitia, Parts of Lithuania, and Greece
AD 565
Italy, Slovenia, Croatia, Ukraine ,and part of Spain
AD 568
Corsica island, Sardinia island, Part of Spain, Small part of Portugal , Ukraine, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Hungary
AD ca. 800
Romania and Croatia

5. Beginning Map Of Rome

6. Middle Map Of Rome

7. End Map Of Rome

8. The resources of roman PowerPoint
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