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How Important Was The Roman Army To The Roman Empire?
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The Roman army was a very important part of the Roman Empire. Rome was the super power of its time, and the strength and size of the empire was made possible by the army. The empire stretched from what is now Great Britain to Northern Africa and parts of the Middle East. These lands were conquered by Rome, and that would not have been possible without its army. The army protected the city of Rome as well.
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