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INDICATE ALL THE CORRECT ANSWERS: For Rome, Judea was strategically important, because of ...
the great source of olive oil from Macedonia
the Parthian threat from the eastern side
the great source of grain from Egypt
the threat from Spain
the great source of olive oil from Macedonia
the Parthian threat from the eastern side
the great source of grain from Egypt
the threat from Spain
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The correct answers for why Judea was strategically important to Rome are:
- **the Parthian threat from the eastern side**: Judea served as a buffer zone against Parthian incursions and conflicts.
- **the great source of grain from Egypt**: While Judea itself did not provide a significant grain source, it was part of the broader region that included Egypt, which was a vital grain-producing area for Rome.
The options regarding the olive oil from Macedonia and the threat from Spain are not relevant to Judea's strategic importance.
- **the Parthian threat from the eastern side**: Judea served as a buffer zone against Parthian incursions and conflicts.
- **the great source of grain from Egypt**: While Judea itself did not provide a significant grain source, it was part of the broader region that included Egypt, which was a vital grain-producing area for Rome.
The options regarding the olive oil from Macedonia and the threat from Spain are not relevant to Judea's strategic importance.
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