When did the Roman Empire conquer Greece?

Answer 1

Around 332bc

Answer 2

Never, other than a degree of cultural influence. Even then, Roman philhellenes still had a great contempt for the Greeks as easybeats, a source of slaves and hirelings, and an easy place to pillage.

Even thiugh Byzantine Greek king Justinian did actually have an army in occupation of Rome, he was the Roman emperor, after the centre of gravity shifted from a barbarian-controlled Rome to the east at Constantinople, Italy and the western half of the empire having fallen to the Goths.

Answer 3

200 - 196BC The first victories over Greece 148BC Macedonia becomes a Roman Province 146BC Corinth is destroyed by the Romans 86BC Athens is taken and sacked by Sulla Although the first victories of Rome over Greece started in 200BC it was not till The Victory of Sulla in Athens 86BC that Rome succeeded in taking Greece.

Answer 4

Roman Greece started after the Battle of Corinth in 146 BC. The Battle of Corinth was in Corinth and was a battle between the Roman Republic and the Achaean League, with a Roman victory. This battle was part of the Achaean War.

Answer 5

Greece ruled 332-63 BCE and in 63 BCE the Romans took over

Answer 6

The Romian Empire took over Greece in 146 B.C.E

Answer 7

the Roman conquer theGreece in 97 A.D.

Answer 8

they occupied them at 123bc