what continents dominated by ancient Rome?

Question

what continents were dominated by ancient Rome 500BC-500AD. Were they Europe, Africa and Asia?

please give me an answer don't say something like
go to wikipedia.com
because I did and I found nothing.

Answer 1

Europe, Northern Africa and Euro-Asia where all under Roman rule

Answer 2

Europe
half of the main British island
Egypt, Israel
Turkey
north Africa
they didn't conquer much of northern europe though
this was Rome in its prime, so i might be wrong
but by 473 AD, Rome had fallen and had no lands
but its eastern lands would continue as the Byzantine Empire until 1453 AD

Answer 3

The Roman Empire at it's height 117 A.D. streatched from the shores of the Caspian Sea in the east to Spain's Atlantic coastin the west; from Britain in the north to Egypt in the south. In all, Rome's 43 proveinces occupied some two million square miles. Some 50,000 miles of roads served to bind these scattered provinces to Rome.

Answer 4

Rome dominated Europe, and also had holdings in Asia and Africa, in regions near the Mediterranean Sea. By the time Rome had conquered these lands, she had no major rivals.

Answer 5

to answer your question first Europe did not exist Spain , Gaul and England to Hadrian's wall in what is now France up to the danube river , Africa northern today Morracco and Egypt Asia no the middle east alittle all around the Med. yes

Answer 6

Europe, North Africa, and the mid-east, all the land bordering the Med.

Answer 7

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_Empire

I had to repeat this as it's all there really. A map at the top of the page. Found nothing, uhhh how hard did you look?

Answer 8

How could you have found nothing? Can you not read a map? There are maps of the Roman Empire available.

Answer 9

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_Empire

Answer 10

you got it so you get a gold star