Was ancient Rome a city-state

Answer 1

ancient Rome was a city-state until the end of theLatinWar in 338 BC. After that war, it became a Commonwealthof Latins, Campanians and Volsci. Several Latin cities were incorporated into the Republic and were given full Roman citizenship, which included the right to vote (civitas optimo jure). So were the Campanians of the city of Capua (near Naples) and her territories. The Volsci of southern Latium also became part of the Roman Republic, but with partial citizenship,withoutthe right to vote (civitas sine suffragio)

Answer 2

Rome did not have city states Greece is the country that you are thinking of.

Answer 3

Ancient Rome started out as a city-state, but after expanding, mostly by conquest, it grew to an empire.

Answer 4

No.