OCR GCSE Ancient History · J198
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Strengthening control over territory already conquered, rather than simply winning further battles.
Revise: The Second Phase: Vespasian’s Campaign in the SouthwestExpansion and consolidation went together: capturing land was not the same as keeping control of it.
- Revise: Early Roman Governors: Scapula and Gallus
- Revise: Middle Roman Governors: Veranius to Maximus
Securing control of territory already conquered, rather than necessarily conquering more land.
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- Revise: The Flavian Governors: Bolanus, Cerialis, and Frontinus
Strengthening control over territory already gained, rather than necessarily conquering new territory.
- Revise: Agricola and the Role of Emperors
Strengthening control over territory already taken, through measures such as forts, garrisons, reliable supplies and administrative reforms.