World History › Section F · Life in the Roman Empire › Topic F.5
The regions of Rome
The Roman Empire was not one culture stamped across a map but dozens of regions that took up Roman ways, kept their own, or resisted. This topic tours its provinces from Britain to Egypt and asks who counted as Roman.
In this topic
- Governing with a small staff
- "Romanization" and its critics
- Gaul: conquest to Senate
- Britain: a frontier province
- Worked example: the Vindolanda tablets
- The Greek east
- Egypt and North Africa
- Citizens and foreigners
- Jews in the Roman world
- Worked example: the Arch of Titus
- Common mistakes to avoid
- Key takeaways
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