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Mapping the Evolution of Roman Territory: Key Events from 338 BC to 485 AD

This exercise involves creating a colored map of Roman territory, outlining significant territorial changes from 338 BC to 485 AD. For each event, choose a distinct color and underline the numbers from 1 to 9. The tasks include tracing the extent of Roman territory on the map and labeling it with the corresponding dates. A summary of pivotal historical events must be written next to the map, detailing the Conquest of the Latin League, Pyrrhic Wars, Hannibal’s campaigns, and other major shifts in territorial control over the centuries.

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Mapping the Evolution of Roman Territory: Key Events from 338 BC to 485 AD

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  1. Map of Roman Territory Exercise Directions: Choose a different color for each or the following and underline 1-9. In the same color, out line the extent of Roman territory on the map and label with the date. Then write a summary of the events by the date and title on this side. 1. 338 BC -- Conquest of the Latin League. 2. 279 BC -- Losses to Pyrrhus. 3. 212 BC --Hannibal's Campaigns. 4. 86 BC -- Losses to Mithridates. 5. 9 AD -- Augustus' Conquest of Germany. 6. 116 --  Trajan's Victory over the Parthians. 7. 269 -- Secession of the Gallic Empire and Palmyra. 8. 336 -- Maximum: Reunification under Constantine. 9. 485 -- minimum: Loss of the West to Germanic Kingdoms.

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