An Argument for the Rise of Rome through Military Domination

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An Argument for the Rise of Rome through Military Domination
This paper will examine the military reasons why Rome rose to become a world power in the ancient world. In the early days, Rome was at constant war with the Etruscans, resulting in the building of the Roman legions and the creation of a massive military force. After the Romans conquered the Etruscans, they began increasing their military legions that would soon expand into Macedonia and then into Asia Minor. The sustenance and continual growth of military power was a primary reason why Rome expanded and was then able to keep these provinces from those they conquered.
The early days of Rome’s rise to power began with the constant state of warfare that existed between Rome and the...

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1.The Etruscans were finally overcome.
2.Defeat of Etruscans solidified military power over Italy.
III.Roman Military Expansion to the East
A.Romans Move into Asia Minor.
1.With increased power of Legions, Rome moved eastward
2.The increase in expansionist policy involving the military.
B.Continued growth of military provinces.
1.The sustained growth of military dominated provinces.
C.Continued Military Dominance and Maintenance.
IV.Conclusion.
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