ROME & ROMANCE RESOURCES
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Rome was a European civilization that, at its peak, extended into many European, Asian, and African regions. Its impact has heavily influence many modern cultures.
ANCIENT ROME ─ “Ancient Rome (Roman Republic, Roman Empire, etc) was a Roman civilization that lived from the 8th century B.C.E. to 476 C.E., dissolving at the fall of the Western Roman Empire. They lived in much of western and eastern Europe at the peak of the Roman Empire.” ─ Roman Culture & History (Lectures 11-14) ─ Life of the Romans ─ The Founding of Rome
GALLIA AQUITANIA ─ “Gallia Aquitania was a region of the Roman Empire. It was located in southwest France.” ─ Aquitaine Information ─ Aquitaine Culture
GALLO-ROME ─ “Gallo-Roman is a term used to describe Gaulish culture under the rule of the Romans.” ─ Gallo-Roman Phonology
HISPANIA GALLAECIA ─ “Gallaecia, or Hispania Gallaecia, was a Roman province. It was located in modern-day Galicia.” ─ Gaels in Galicia
ROMAN BRITAIN ─ “The Romano-British period was a British period of time when large portions of Great Britain were under control of the Roman Empire, from 43 C.E. to 410 C.E.” ─ Roman Britain Information ─ Roman Britain Culture ─ Roman Britain History
Romance languages, or Latin languages, are the languages that evolved from Vulgar Latin. The cultures that Romance languages are native to have many cultural and linguistic influences to Ancient Rome. The Italic people were one of the most prominent Latin tribes that went on to form the Ancient Roman civilization, and from that, the Romance cultures branched out from them.
ARAGON ─ “The Aragonese people are a Romance people. They are native to the Aragon region in northeastern Spain.” ─ Aragon Information ─ Aragonese Language (in Aragonese)
THE CANARY ISLANDS ─ “The Canary Islands is a group of Spanish islands that belong to Spain. It is off the coast of Morocco.” ─ Canarian Spanish
CATALAN ─ “The Catalan people are a Romance people. They are native to Catalonia.” ─ Catalan Information ─ Catalan Language
ETRUSCA ─ “The Etruscan civilization was an Italic civilization that lived from 900 B.C.E. to 27 B.C.E. They lived in Tuscany.” ─ Etruscology ─ Etruscan Art ─ Etruscan Language
ITALY ─ “The Italian people are a Romance people that share the Italian culture. They are native to Italy.” ─ Italian Culture ─ Italian History ─ Italian Dictionary
OSCO-UMBRIAN ─ “The Osco-Umbrian group is an extinct Italic language group. They were native to southern and central Italy.” ─ Osco-Umbrian History (in Italian)
PORTUGAL ─ “The Portuguese people are a Romance people that share the Portuguese culture. They are native to Portugal.” ─ Portuguese Folktales ─ Portuguese History ─ Portuguese Language
ROMANIA ─ “The Romanian people are a Romance people that share the Romanian culture. They are native to Romania and Moldova.” ─ Romanian Culture ─ Romanian History ─ Romanian Grammar
SABINE ─ “The Sabines were an Italic people that lived until the 1st century B.C.E. They lived in the central Apennine Mountains in the Italian Peninsula.” ─ Rape of the Sabine Women (Pages 9-13)
SAMNITE ─ “The Samnites were an Italic people that lived from the 6th century B.C.E. to 298 B.C.E., when they were Romanized. They lived in the land of Samnium.” ─ Samnite Information ─ Samnite Culture (in Italian) ─ Samnite Religion
SARDINIA ─ “The Sardinian, or Sards, people are a Romance people. They are native to Sardinia.” ─ Sardinian Culture (in Italian) ─ Sardinian Dictionary
SPAIN ─ “The Spanish, or Spaniard, people are a Romance people that share the Spanish culture. They are native to Spain.” ─ Spanish Culture ─ Spanish History ─ Spanish Language (in Spanish)
VENETI ─ “The Veneti, or Heneti, people were an Indo-European people that lived from 900 B.C.E. to 182 B.C.E., when they slowly become Romanized. They lived in northeastern Italy.” ─ Venetic History (in Italian)