What if the Roman Empire never fell?
Would the countries we know today have existed, brake away perhaps?
There is a possibility Hispana would not become Portugal and Spain. And the Scots and Celts may take
Britannia.
Would Latin and Greek be the dominant languages of the world?
I would say yes to this. It's seems obvious.
Would the Romans have expanded their territory eastward?
I think they may have held expeditions of the sort and if they reached India (which was already discovered) it would help for the next question.
What would happen to the the new world?
Possibly, they would sail west having held Ptolemy and Aristotle believed the world was round, the question was, is it the fastest way to India?
Would they conquer Scandinavia there is a higher possibility of they did not, and Leif Erikson would have found the new world without the Romans knowing.
What are you're thoughts on this?
Would the countries we know today have existed, brake away perhaps?
There is a possibility Hispana would not become Portugal and Spain. And the Scots and Celts may take
Britannia.
Would Latin and Greek be the dominant languages of the world?
I would say yes to this. It's seems obvious.
Would the Romans have expanded their territory eastward?
I think they may have held expeditions of the sort and if they reached India (which was already discovered) it would help for the next question.
What would happen to the the new world?
Possibly, they would sail west having held Ptolemy and Aristotle believed the world was round, the question was, is it the fastest way to India?
Would they conquer Scandinavia there is a higher possibility of they did not, and Leif Erikson would have found the new world without the Romans knowing.
What are you're thoughts on this?