What was the first thing that Romans did?

Romans built roads as the very first step before establishing colonies. The Roman Republic and later the Roman Empire constructed an estimated 400,000 kilometers (250,000 miles) of paved roads to facilitate military conquest and administration throughout Europe and across the Mediterranean Basin, Asia Minor and much of northern Africa.

What was made back in 1850?

What does a civilization include?

Henry V of England
Henry V of England, born August 9, 1387 or September 16, 13871 at Monmouth in Wales and died August 31, 1422 at the Château de Vincennes, France; Duke of Cornwall and Lancaster, was King of England from 1413 to 1422. He was the second monarch from the House of Lancaster who succeeded the Plantagenet
German-Soviet Pact
The German-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact was signed between Germany and the USSR at the beginning of World War II and dissolved in 1941. By Me. Cláudio FernandesIn 1939, amid the atmosphere of political tension that triggered the succession of conflicts of the World War II , a non-aggression agreement
Pakistani Trap on Indigenous States (2)
handle your baby After the declaration of Indias independence, a cartoonist David Lows title Your Babies Now was published in the London Evening Standard, in which the problem of Indian kings before the national leaders of India was accurately depicted. In this cartoon, Nehru and Jinnah were shown
The first steps of the "DESTROYER of the Ottomans"
In cosmopolitan Paris in the middle of the 17th century the “Sun King”, Louis XIV, had just personally taken over the rule of France. The young king had managed to survive the Spanish-French war and the Sphendoni revolution. One of the kings loyal subjects was Eugene-Mauritius, Prince of Savoy-Carig