Question

3.18 unit test: rome and christen - dom 300 - 1200 c.e. - part 1 45 points possible attempt 1 in progress next up: submit assignment add comment details no additional details were added for this assignment. what did classical rome contribute to modern western civilization? the end of taking land through conquest peaceful transition of political power network of long - distance paved roads creation of international sports competition

Explanation:

• Rome was known for its extensive road - building. The Roman road network was crucial for trade, military movement, and the spread of culture.
• Rome did not end land - taking through conquest; in fact, expansion by conquest was a significant part of its history.
• Political power transitions in Rome were often violent (e.g., civil wars, assassinations of leaders like Julius Caesar).
• The concept of international sports competitions as we know them today is a more modern development and not a direct Roman contribution.

Answer:

network of long - distance paved roads