How did ancient Rome treat the city-states or regions occupied by her?

Rome adopted the policy of "divide and rule" in the conquered areas. Italian communes that succumbed to Rome were divided into autonomous communes with voting rights, autonomous communes without voting rights, alliances, vassal territories and other different types of rule besides establishing colonies with the nature of military strongholds in conquered areas.

Immigrants established Roman citizen colonies, which were of a military nature. They were first administered by Rome, and then exercised autonomy. Their residents constituted a part of Roman citizens and had full power. Some Latin cities have also obtained full Roman citizenship;

Other autonomous cities enjoy part of Roman citizenship, and their residents enjoy property rights and intermarriage rights, but they cannot participate in the Roman citizens' assembly and hold official positions; Some Latin League cities also established colonies in the conquered areas.

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1-The 2nd century was the most glorious period in Roman history.

From the 3rd century BC to the 2nd century BC, Rome fought three wars with Carthage, a western Mediterranean power, for the hegemony of the Mediterranean, plundering resources and slaves, which was called Punic War in history.

In the 2nd century BC, Rome became the overlord of the Mediterranean. Rome * * * and the era basically completed its territorial expansion, and expanded into a huge Roman empire that spanned Europe, Asia and Africa and dominated the Mediterranean around 1 century.

By 395 AD, the Roman Empire was divided into two parts. In 4 10, Germanic visigoths entered Italy under the leadership of alaric, besieged Rome, opened the gates with the cooperation of slaves in the city, and then established the visigoth kingdom in the Western Roman Empire.