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Romanization refers to the process of acculturating of people in the Empire of Roman as they were adopting the traditions and the customs of the conquerors of the Roman empire. Romanization had widely spread throughout the main groups that is the majority in the empire. In the early century, millions of people from Britain to North Africa and from Spain to the Levant were adopting the way of life of the Romans. This paper will discuss the effects of the process of romanization on the roman world.
Romanization lead to the spread of Roman customs and laws. Roman institutions and Roman culture were adopted by the people of the acquired states in a way that is remarkable. The cultures were greatly adapted even by the Britons who were the inhabitants of the island at the edge of the world .In the early periods of Romanization many happenings were probably due to communal competitions among inherent people whose status might be heightened by manner which might subordinate them with a successful and powerful XXXXXXX XXXX XXXX of XXXX. XXXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX XX XXX inherent XXXXXXXXX of the west XXXX were less developed. XXXXXX XXX Roman conquest, XXX XXXXX-class people XXXX XXXXXXX XXX Gaul XXXX XX measure XXXXX XXXXXXX in XXXXX XX XXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX XX XXXX from XXX Roman XXXXX. XXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXX Britain used XX be XXXXXX XXXX XXXX XX wine, XXXX and XXXXX XXXXX were influenced XX technological XXXXXXXXXXX of XXX XXXXXX.( Redfern & DeWitte,2011)
XXXXX XXXXXXXX goods were XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX in some XX XXX XXXXXXXXX XXXX before they were strained XXXX XXX empire. XXXX a province became part XX XXX XXXXXX and the Romans were XXXXXX XX the dominant XXXXX so XXX XXXXXX XX the XXXXXX people XX be viewed XX the Romans XXXX rapidly .XXX Romans anticipated XXXX XXX XXXXXX would XXXXXX civilized Romans citizens and XXXX adopted provincial XXXXXXX XXX styles which XXXX XXXXX XX be XXXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXX XXX Roman empire became a center of XXXXXXXX influences.
As the XXXXX culture spread XXX as XXXX XX the XXXXX XXXX, XXX Roman XXXXXXXX XXXX XXXXXX. The Romans were XXXXXXXXXXXX in XXXXXXXX matters and XXXX were XXXXXXXXXXX XXXX had XX XX made, they XXXX XXXXXXXX XX XXXXXXX XXXXX XXXXXXX in religion XXX exited XX XXXXXX the XXXXXXXXX of the people XX the XXXXXX as XXXX as their gods. The XXXXXX were ready to XXXXX XXX XXX Roman translation XXXXXXXX XXXXX which the XXXXXXXX gods were seen XX equal to or XXX acquainted gods XX XXX XXXX. XXX XXX XXX XXX XXXXXXXXXX XX be XXXXX to the Briganti, XXX XXXXXXX XX XXXXXXX XXXXX and XXXX. The Roman religion XXXXXX very XXXX due XX XXX Roman translation doctrine. The XXXXX society captivated XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX trends XXXX XX XXXXXX, XXXX, Mithras XXX XXXXXXX Christianity, all this XXXX imported ( XXXXXXX, XXXXXXX, & Hamlin,2012)
Romanization XXXXXXX XXXX felt in the country side too. XX XXXXXXX factor was the XXXX XX XXXXXXX plenty to feed the population in XXX town XXXX was XXXXXXXXXXXX as well as XXXX XXX demands XX XXX Roman XXXXXXXX. The amount of XXXX under XXXXXXXXXXX in the XXXXXXXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX when XXX Roman army XXXXXXX. This reflected the XXXXXXX that were placed on the XXXXXXXXXX volume of the country side. XXX major transformation of the XXXXXXXXX in XXX rural XXX brought forward by the introduction of highly capitalized XXX XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXX XX agriculture XXXXX had a dominant XXXXXXX XXXXXXX in XXXX XXXXX. The impact of the XXXXX rule XXX XXXX on the people XXXXXX in towns other XXXX XXX peasants. Individual XXXXX XXXXXXXXX XX XXXXXXXX in much the XXXX XXX as XXXX used to before the XXXXX conquest though XXX possessions XXXX XXXXXXXXXXX with XXXXX XXXXXX, XXXX, XXXXX and XXXXXXX.( XXXXXXX XXXX)
Romanization XXXXXXX about XXX adoption of XXXXX names. The XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX and adoption are XXXXXXXXXXX. Historical XXX XXX XXXXX XX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXX took XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX preserving XXXXX Etruscan names. XXXX XXXXXX changed their XXXXX in some important XXXX. XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX both the core elements, praenomen and no XXX in XXXXX Latin names assuming a XXX identity totally. XXXX XXXXXX XXXXXXX XX the names in XXXXX XXXXXXXX by XXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXX. XX XXXX other XXXXXXXXXX XXX elements of XXXXXXXX were more clearly XXXXX in XXXXX XXXXX, but XXX XXXXXX XX the XXXXX in Latin XXXXXX somewhat XXXXXX than XXX supposed to be. This was to XXXX XXX XXXX XX XXXXXXX to an existing XXXXX XXXX.
XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXX XXX to XXX adoption of the XXXXX language. XXX XXXXXXX was facilitated XX the XXXX that XXXX XX XXX cultures were XXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXX the XXXXXXXX and XXX Gaul and anybody who XXXXXX XX do XXXXXX XXXXXXX XX XXXXXXXXXXX within XXX XXXXX market which needed to XXXXX in XXXXX. XXX rate of adoption is a XXXXXXX to XXXXXXX XXXXXX XX the XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX were spoken XXXXX the conquest. XXXXXXX, in the XXXX XXXXXXX XX XXX empire, XXXXX XXX to XXXXXXX XXXX XXX XXXXX which XXXX it position XXXXX as Lingua XXXXXX and XXXX ended XX XXXXXXXXX to XXX new XXXXX. XXXXX became XXXXXX in XXXX XXXXX around XXX XXXXXXXX XX the XXXXXXX XXXX Barytas.
As a result of Romanization, XXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXX XXXX replaced XX XXXXX law XXXX XXX institution of property rights. The XXXXX XXXXXX of XXX XXXXXXX Rome is the XXXXX law and XXX XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXX XXXX place long before the seventh XX when XXXX XXXX XXXXX as the XXXXXXXX of XXXXXXXXXXX. The XXXXXXXXXXX XX the XXX XXXXXXXXXXX XXXX XXXXX XX XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXX the twelve tables XX XXXXX XXXXXXX ordered by Justinian X who was XXX emperor at the XXXX. XXX law was effective in the XXXXXXX Roman XXX also was a XXXXX for legal exercise in XXX continental Europe XXX other XXXXXXXXX that were colonies XX XXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXX. According to history, XXXXX law XXXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX system XXXXXXX in most countries in XXX XXXX XXXXXX. XXX Roman XXX practice remained XXXXXX in XXXXXXX XXXX brought XXXXX great influence on the civil law in XXXXXX .XXXXXX was influenced by the Byzantine XXXXXX XXX XXXXXXX to XX influenced by XXX XXXXXXX law.
It led to dissemination of XXXXX institution XXXX as the XXXXXXX cult, Public XXXXX and Gladiator XXXXX. These three aspects XXXXXX XXXX first due to Romanization. Some of the description of western bathing XXXX from the XXXXXX. XXX Greeks XXXX XX XXXX XXXXXXX regimens XXXX XXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXX for XXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX. XXX XXXXXX people used the XXXXXXXXX and XXXXX XXXX XXXX for personal XXXXXXXXXXX. The Greeks XXXXXXX practices XXXX emulated by the XXXXXX XXXXX the XXXXXX exceeded the XXXXXX in XXX XXXXX of their baths. XXXXXX XXXX XXXX XX became XXX focal center for XXXXXXXXXX XXX social activities .As the Roman XXXXXX XXXXXXXXX to expand the knowledge XX XXXXXX XXXXX XXXXXX to other parts of the XXXXXX and the XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXX North XXXXXX,which XXXX XX XXX construction XX the aqueducts in Romans which would supply XXXXXX water XXX XXXXXXXXXXXX ,domestic and industrial uses.(Sandwell & Huskinson2017).
There XX a XXXXXXX that XXXXXXX, XXXX XXX XXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXX slaves XXX were forced to XXXXX XX death XXXXXX XXX XXXXXXX of Brutus Pera. XXX event XXX XXXXXXXX by XXX XXXX XXX relatives as away of XXXXXXXX his XXXXX. The XXXXXXXX was XXXXXX XXX practiced during other XXXXXXXX and XXX practice XXXXXX XXXXX event XXXX were XXX by the XXXX XXXXXX XX XXX advantage XX the local population. XXX spectators XX XXX games used to XX XXXXXXX XXX XXX XXXXXXXX a XXXXXXXXXX of gladiatorial XXXXXXXXXXX
Despite XXX usual XXXXXXXX reputation of the countryside, XXX XXXX XX Roman was characteristically XXX XXXX of XXX towns XXX XXX cities. XXXXX XXXXXX considered the city XX a crucial part of XXXXXXXXXXXX XXX it is true that in the west XXX creation of towns and cities was XXXXX XXX XXXXXXX XX the XXXXX XXXX. XXX XXXXX-class people and the XXXXXX people XXXXXXX in the town XXX XXXXX XXXXXXXX as magistrates XXX XXXXXXXXXX, and also XXXXXXXXX and artisans adopted XXX new XXXXXXXXXXXX XXX way of life.
Some of the XXXXXX XXXX XXXXXXXXX in XXX Roman empire. XXXX XXXXXX XXXXXX a XXXXXXXXX role. Rome was XXXXX the XXXXXXXXX cities in XXX XXXXXXX Roman empire. It was the capital city of XXXX XXX was founded by Remus and king XXXXXXX XXX XXXX XXXXX in 753Bc. XX gradually grew XXXX a XXXXXXXX XXX XXXX city XXX XXXXXX an XXXXXX after XXXX hundred XXX fifty XXXXX of XXX XXXXXXXXXX. XXXX was during XXX XXXXX XX XXXXXXX XXXXXX. Rome XXX a XXXXXXXX XXXX XXXXX helped in XXXXXXXX XXXX XXXXXX under it XXXXXXX. There XXX a huge XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX at the XXXXXX XX Rome .
XXX XXXXXXX XX XXX Colesseum XXX XX XXX as a XXXX to the people XX Rome. XX would XXXXX XXXXXXX XXXX boosting the XXXXXXX XX a XXX XX gladiatorial games would be held here. XXXXXX XXXX XXXXXXXXXXX, XXXXXX XXX public execution also XXXX XX be XXXX XXXX. XXXXXXXXX XXXXX to XXXXXXXXXXX after the fall XX XXX western empire and after it was XXXXXXX XX XXXXXXXXXXX XXXX had XXXXXX. XX XXX 1990s a XXXXXX XXXXXXX was XXXXXXX and today it XX XXXXX XXX most popular historical and tourist hosting many thousands of XXXXXXXX every year. Colesseum generates XXXXXXX as it attracts people locally and internationally.
Another city that XXX XXXXXXXXX in XXX XXXXX XXXXXX XXX Alexandria. It was XXXXXXX by XXXXXXXXXX alongside with Alexander XXX Great in thirty three XX. The city XX Alexandria XXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXX it XXXXXX a XXXX XXXXXXXX city XXXX Carthage. XX terms of XXXXXXXXXX and influence it XXXX XX be among the world’s XXXXXXX cities. It became home to a very XXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX and Greek .XXXXXXXXXX XXX also a place XXX XXX translation XX XXX bible by XXX XXXXXX and an XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXX XX well. Septuagint took XXXXX in Alexandria . XX XXXXXX XX the city fell under XXX XXXXX XXXX. XX XXXXXX the XXXXXX of civilization attracting many mathematicians, scientists, XXXXXXXX. and philosopher.
XXXXXXX city was Antioch. It XXX founded XX Seleucos I XXXXXXX two hundred and XXXXXX XXXX BC and three XXXXXXX and XXX XX. The city XXXXXX out to be XXXXXXXX to XXX XX beneficiaries to more XXXX two decades. When XXXXXXXX XX was XXX emperor Roman empire XXXX in XX the act. XX XXXXXX XXX XXXX trade route XXX the XXXXX XXXXX specifically. Antioch XXX XXXX a strategic ,XXXXXXXXXXXX and XXXXXXXX center for both XXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXX and the Roman. XX XXXXX XXXX XX XXX XXXX fall under the full XXXX of the XXXXX XXX XXXX XXX XXXXXXXXX. XX XXXXXXXXX public XXXXXX ,aqueducts and XXXXXXXXXXXX. It was also the XXXXXXX XXXX in the rise of XXXXXXXX XXXX XX Christianity. Today XXXXXXX generates a lot XX XXXXXXX leading to improved XXXXXXX because it XXX XXXXXXXX like Antioch historical museum, XXXXXX XXXX part ,XXXXXX XXXXXX XXXX and Contra Loma Regional XXXX XXXXX XXXX XX XXXXXXXX attraction sites.
Carthage XXX another important XXXX. It XXX XXXXXXX by Queen Elissa of XXX Phoenician in the year XXXXX hundred XXX XXXXXXXX BC. XX served as a XXXXX XXXXXXX center in the XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX. Despite XXXX XXXXXXXX XXX a prosperous XXXX it XXXXX several threats XX XXX independence. Queen XXXXXX XXX XX hostile terms XXXX XXX XXXXX in XXXXXX ,the XXXXX republic XXX the XXXXXXX. This XXXXXXXXX XXX to Greek-Punic wars XXXXXX XXX XXXXXXX XX to XXX hundred and sixty five XX. XXXXXXX the end XX XXX XXX ,Roman XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX and XXXXXXXX Carthage XXX from then hence fourth they were XXXXX XXX XXXX of XXX XXXXX empire. Carthage became an XXXXXXXXX colony XX XXXXX XXXXX the empire fell.
XXXXXXX XXXX XXX XXXXXXX. XX XXX a Greek XXXX which XXX XXXXX XX XXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX in the XXXXX century. XXXXXXX XXX located three XXXXXXXXXX South west of Selcuk in Izmir, XXXXXX. During XXX XXXXXXXXX XX the XXXXX XXXXXX, Ephesus XXX a transport and commerce center. Ephesus also had a seaport XXXXXXXXXX West and East for many centuries. The XXXX XXXXX XXXXXX XX XXXXXXX was XXXXXXX in XXXXXXX. XXXXXXX is in the XXXX of the XXXXX wonders that exist today in XXX world.
Roman XXXXXX was among the XXXXX and largest XXXXXXX in XXX XXXXX. It held XXX power strongly XXX a XXXX XXXX time .XXX XXXXXXX of the XXXXXX XX XXXXXXXX its XXXXXX XXXX it the ability to XXXXXXX and XXXXXXX a XXXX empire XXX lead to XXX success. XXX success was also contributed by the fact XXXX it XXX a XXXXXX, well XXXXXXXXX XXXX. XXXX was XXXXXXX in XXX XXXXXXX XX XXXXXXXXX by the XXXX Augustus was XXXXXXXXX XX the first emperor of XXXX. The first XXXXXXXX in Rome XXX created in XXX hundred XXX XXXXX XXX XXX, during this XXXXXX Rome took the step of declaring authority XXXX XXXXXX. During XXX reign of XXXXXXXX Rome has XXXXXXXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX. XXXXXXXXX XXX a XXXX used to XXXXX XX a unit XX XXXXXXXXXXXXXX, which XXX used XX describe a region that was XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXX XX a general XX control XXX XXXXXXX.
Emperor Augustus XXXX a reorganization on provincial XXXXXXXXXXXXXX and created more efficient system XX XXXXX and XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXX enhanced XXX connection between XXX provinces XXX XXX XXXXXX XX the empire. XX the XXXX XXX XXXXX of XXXXXXXX XXX over, XXX XXXXXXXX system was totally organized
Provincial XXXXX XXXX of XXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX XXX were XXXXX distinguished XX XXXX XXXXXXX XXXXXX buildings ,temples XXX other XXXXXXXXXX .During XXX XXXXX of XXXXXXXX XXX XXXX XX Augusto Unum in XXXX was surrounded by XXXXXXXXXXX wall and XXXXX in a XXXXXXX North XXXXXXX style that would not XX XXXXXXXXXXX XX any XXXXX building in XXXX. XXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX of Roman London was among the XXXXXXX in XXX XXXXXX. XXXXXXXXX XXXX XX XXXXXXXXXXXXX at XXXXXXXX or theatre at Arousing are even XX to XXXX recognized as spectacular XXX XXXXXXXXXXX the importance, XXX XXXX XX provincial XXXXX but XXXX XX XXXXXXXX urban XXXX.( Lomas, XXXX).
In conclusion, romanization in most regions remain XX be an XXXXXXXXXXX cultural influence in some XXXXXXX XX life today. XXXX is XXXX XXXXXXX in some XXXXXXXX countries which XXXXXXXXX XXXX derived from Latin are spoken XXX other XXXXXX colonies XXXX probably inherited XXXXX XXXXXXXXX and XXXXX XXXXXXXXXX of XXXXX .According to XXXXXXXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX in terms of XXXXXXX was more XXXXXXXX in the areas XXXX had XXXXXXXXX a Neo-XXXXX language like XXXXXX ,XXXXXXX, XXXXXXXXXX and Spanish.
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