The Romans had big challenges ahead of them in order to expand, and after that to be able to control that territory if they expand, and the main reason for that were the Celtic and Germanic tribes around them. Both, the Celtic and the Germanic tribes, were tribes that often engaged in war, they were strong warriors, had numbers on their side, and were not people that were going to allow easily someone to control them and restrict their freedom. The only advantage the Romans had was that their military was all professional, had good training, excellent tactics, and acted well as a unit. In order to be able to cope with these tribes, the Romans attacked one tribe at a time, thus avoiding fighting against all at once, and eventually it led to their success. It has to be mentioned though that there were numerous Celtic rebellions against the Romans with lot of casualties, and also the biggest and most embarrassing defeat of the Roman army was from the Germanic tribes that slaughter 3 legions of Roman soldiers.
The Allies learned their lesson from WWI by not punishing Germany too harshly. Instead, they focused on rebuilding Germany's infrastructure and economy and they also wanted to create the United Nations to be able to sort out conflicts between nations to prevent another war from happening
Answer:Koester: 'A lot of people in the South thought that Harriet Beecher Stowe was slandering them...' Because of the outright declaration against slavery in this book, Southerners felt threatened. They claimed that Uncle Tom's Cabin was a 'pack of lies' and even went to the extent of banning it.
