الصراع الروماني أواخر العصر الجمهوري وانعكاساته على المغرب القديم (من سنة 43 ق. م إلى 36 ق. م)‎

Abstract EN

The development of events as a result of the war between influential roman leaders led to the expansion of the conflict in the provinces, especially in the ancient Maghreb.

one of the most famous parties to the conflict, Octavius, nicknamed Augustus, was perhaps the best in how to tame the soldiers and senators through promises and donations, which made victory.

his ally through his expansionist policy and its impact on the occupied countries, this policy was characterized by the duality of military and civilian rule supported by armed groups and brigades that was credited with his victory in the ancient Maghreb, he used the policy of unilateralism and surrounded the goal, which allowed him to achieve its goal in the occupation of the region is not only the Numidians and the Mauritanians and their constant wars divide each other for the sake of sovereignty and money.

in fact, this conflict is a continuation of Rome's expansionist policy after the invasion, sending its employees to work to deplete all the contents of the ancient Maghreb while planting Latin civilization in all its forms.

in the expropriation of land, the expulsion and mass alienation of the population towards barren regions was difficult to live in.