Chapter Overview
This chapter focuses on the Roman Empire, one of the most powerful empires in world history that spread across Europe, Asia, and Africa. It discusses how the empire was governed, its military and trade systems, the daily lives of its citizens, and reasons for its eventual decline.
Important Keywords
- Roman Empire: A vast empire centered in Rome that controlled large parts of Europe, Asia Minor, and North Africa.
- Senate: A political institution in ancient Rome that advised the emperor and passed laws.
- Provincial Administration: System of governing conquered territories through appointed governors.
- Citizenship: Legal status in Rome that granted certain rights and protections.
- Slavery: Forced labor system widely used throughout the empire.
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