Why did the Roman Empire last so long?
Why was the Roman Empire so successful?
How long was the roman empire? When did the Roman Empire start? Why was the eastern roman empire wealthier than the west? Where and when did the Roman Empire start? How long did the Roman Empire last? Is there a way the Western Roman Empire could have survived? What were the events that transformed the Roman republic into the Roman Empire? What caused the Roman empire to lose its colonies and territory? Why was the eastern half of the Roman empire richer than the west? How did the Byzantine Empire last for more than a 1000 years after the Roman Empire? What were the largest cities in the Roman Empire? Why is the TV show "Empire" so successful? What were the major cities in the Roman Empire? What role did they serve? What were the major causes for the fall of the Roman Empire? How big was the Roman Empire's army at its peak? Is it true that the Byzantine Empire was the most famous state at its age? Why did the Byzantine Empire fall? Why did the Roman Empire conquer Mesopotamia? In my opinion, the Roman Empire never really "fell" but rather was more absorbed by the Byzantines. Does anyone have an opinion on whether they agree or not and why? Was the Roman Republic a democracy? Why didn't the Roman Empire conquer Persia? What is the best book about the Roman Empire? How was the Roman world similar to the feudal world? Was the Roman Republic a mix of socialist and capitalist economics like most modern societies? Why is the Roman empire lost at the Teotoburg forest? Was the Roman Republic a democracy? How? What were the major contributions of the Byzantine empire? What were the most important causes and effects of the fall of the Roman Empire? Why was the Eastern Roman Empire never able to take back the territory to its west after the Western Roman Empire fell? What caused the fall of the Roman Empire? How would the world be if they were still around?