Can you name the countries that were once part of Rome?

Question

I need at least ten so...help?please?:)

Answer 1

Morrocco, Tunisia, Algeria, Libya, Egypt, Palestine, Israel, parts of Syria and Iraq, Turkey, Romania, Bulgaria, Greece, Macedonia, Albania, Bosnia, Serbia, Slovakia, Croatia, Slovenia, Czech Republic, parts of Austria, parts of Hungary, Switzerland, Italy, France, Spain, Portugal, England, parts of Belgium. Those are the modern names. And don't forget, they weren't necessarily all part of the Empire at the same time.

Answer 2

Druing Traian empire (II century) at its Edge, the Roman empire spread through these countries :
1) Italy
2) France
3) SPain
5) Portugal
7) England
8) Belgium
9) Austria
10) Croatia-Slovenia_Macedonia, Bosnia , Serbia (former Yougoslavia)
11) Bulgaria
12) Romania)
13) Greece
14) Turkery
15) Syria
16) Lebanon
17) Israel and Palestinia
18) Giordania
19) Egypt
20) Lybia
21) Tunisia
22) Swizerland

Partially occupied by Rome :
23) Germany (Rheinland and lower Germany
24) Iraq (Norther Region and partally Mesopotamia)
25) Algeria (norther regions)
26) Ukraine (only the Crimea Peninsula)
27) Netherland
Influece were over Armenia

also Add tiny spates like : Andorra, San MArino, Athos, Monaco, Lichtenstein adn Luxembuorg

Answer 3

Brother Ranulf makes a very valid point. Rome was a City State. There were no countries that were once part of Rome. One also has to remember that the majority of the constituent parts of the Roman Empire were also City States. Those that weren't were generally small geographic areas where a particular tribe resided. Having said all that, if you look at the first link you will see an interactive map of the Roman Empire which reach its peak around 117 AD.

At its greatest extent, the Roman Empire included all the lands bordering on the Mediterranean Sea, and reached far into northern Europe and the Near East. The northern limit was in Britain where, after an unsuccessful Antonine attempt to annex southern Scotland, the frontier was eventually established on Hadrian's Wall, which stretched from the Tyne to the Solway. The whole of the Iberian Peninsula was occupied, and divided into the provinces of Tarraconensis, Baetica, and Lusitania. Gaul extended as far as the Rhine, and comprised Gallia Narbonensis (Provence and the south); Gallia Aquitania (south of the Loire); Gallia Lugdunensis (between Loire and Seine); and Gallia Belgica (northern France reaching to Germania Inferior on the banks of the Rhine). Along the southern bank of the Danube lay the provinces of Rhaetia, Noricum, and Pannonia. As well as the whole of Italy, the whole of Greece was in Roman possession, with the Balkan provinces of Moesia, Thrace, and Dacia. Virtually the whole of the coastal strip of northern Africa was part of the empire, divided into the provinces of Africa, Mauretania, Numidia, Cyrenaica, and Aegyptus (Egypt).

In the east, Rome held the whole of Asia Minor (Bithynia, Galatia, Pontus, Cappadocia, and Cilicia) as well as the province of Syria: further lands in Armenia and Iraq had been given up by Hadrian. Roman influence spread even further than the far-flung boundaries of this Empire: major trade routes, especially to the Orient, had been opened, and Roman goods have been found as far east as India and as far west as Ireland.

Answer 4

These are the countries that were once part of ancient roman empire:

1. England and Wales; most of Europe
2. west of the Rhine and south of the Alps
3. coastal northern Africa
4. Egypt; the Balkans
5. the Black Sea
6. Asia Minor; and also much of the Levant
7. Portugal
8. Spain
9. France
10. Italy
11. Albania
12. Greece
13. Turkey
14. Syria
15. Lebanon
16. Libya
17.Tunisia
18. Algeria
19. Morocco
20. as well as parts of Hungary, Bulgaria and Ukraine

There u go.... more than 10

Answer 5

Your question should be "what countries once formed part of the Roman Empire?". The problem is that the countries which existed at that time are not the same as today's countries, but (very approximately) some would be:

Dacia (Romania)
Britannia (England and parts of Scotland)
Terraconensis and Lusitania (Spain and Portugal)
Aegyptus (Egypt)
Syria (Syria)
Belgica (Belgium)
Lugdonensis (northern France)
Aquitania (southern France)
Africa (part of north Africa)
Cyrenaica (Libya)
Raetia (|Switzerland )
Cappadocia (part of Turkey)

Answer 6

England
Spain
France
Italy
Greece
Turkey
Egypt
Portugal
Andorra
Monaco
Luxemborg
Belgium
Netherlands
Switzerland
Malta
Austria
San Marino
Liechstenstein
Vatican City

Answer 7

Netherlands.,,etc...try to check for more in Google.