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ROMAN EMPIRE AND BRITISH EMPIRE DYNAMICS

ROMAN EMPIRE : INTRO

ROMAN EMPIRE

- geographical territory covered 48 countries.

-called imperium romanum.

-one of the most notorious leaders was Caesar followed by his 'son' Augustus.

INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL BATTLES IN ROME.

TERRITORIAL EXPANSION

-WHILE READING RES GESTAE WE SEE THAT HE MENTIONS BOTH CIVIL BATTLES AND FOREIGN ONES TO ACHIEVE TERRITORIAL AND POLITICAL EXPANSION.

-HOWEVER HIS PERSONAL ASPIRATION FOR POWER IS DISGUISED AS PATRIOTISM .

-LOOK AT METROCENTRIC APPROACH

COLONISATION

COLONISATION

WHEN TERRITORIAL EXPANSION REACHED ITS PEAK IN ORDER TO KEEP PEACE AND PREVENT OPPRESSION COLONISATION OCCURRED

Reasons we can compare the two:

1. term Empire

2. Pax Romana and Pax Britannica.

Roman Empire at its peak.

British Empire at its peak

LIMITATION - evolution

INFLUENCES OF ROMAN IMPERIALISM AND STRATEGIES ON BRITISH EMPIRE

empire - a geographical and political pointer that shows the control of a particular state on the sovereignty of other people

BRITISH EMPIRE VIEWED ROMANS AS A MODEL AND CONSIDERED THE OBJECTIVE - TERRITORIAL EXPANSION WITH PERSPECTIVE OF CIVILISING THE WORLD - AS VERY IMPORTANT.

“I extended the boundaries of all the provinces which were bordered by races not yet subject to our empire”.

model

GREATNESS,

PURSUIT OF GREATNESS UNDERLINING LIBERTY

CORRUPTION OF SOCIETY + BUILD UP OF TRADE

PUSHED OUT FREEDOM

REQUIREMENTS

GLOBALISATION.

APPROACHES BECOME MORE SUBTLE AND SOPHISTICATED

EMPIRE DEFINTION CHANGED OVER TIME?

MEANING OF IT TODAY?

MODERN

WORLD

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