المقاومات الشعبية في موريطانيا و أثرها على الوجود الروماني

Abstract EN

This study sheds light on the popular resistance that appeared on the western side of Algeria and Morocco through the so-called ancient Mauritania, which the Romans gradually occupied and divided into two provinces: Mauretania Caesarea and Mauretania Tangier, Coastal areas were seized quickly and steadily, forming a complete link to the Romans by completing control of all the coasts of the Mediterranean, but the direction of the Romans in the Mauritanian depth was slow, due to the strength and continuity of the resistance drawn from the geographical and human background of the vast region represented in the mountains and desert Especially the areas adjacent to the Romanian borders, which the Romans classify as military zones because they are a permanent and continuous danger due to the movement of the revolutionaries and the opponents of the occupation in preventing the expansionist movement in the agricultural plains in the north and restricting aspiration to the far south, but the expansionist goals of the Romans took place in the form of an occupation subject to the activity of the defense system charged with guarding the borders (Limes), This institution is represented by the fast-moving military teams and battalions that dedicated the occupation and worked to change the civilized structure of the country, and the damage it caused to the population structure and even the natural environment, represented by the extinction of some wild animals and plants, especially forests, for the purpose of need or outright disposal.