Rome's unique geography, built on seven hills by the Tiber River, influenced its defense, trade, culture, and agriculture, aiding its growth and stability.
The relationship between Rome and its provinces is a captivating tale of power, culture, and resilience that shaped the very foundation of Western civilization. At its height, the Roman Empire stretched across three continents, encompassing diverse peoples and cultures, all interconnected through intricate governance, trade, and military strategies. But how did this expansive network flourish, and what were the underlying dynamics that both united and divided Rome and its provinces?
