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What are three ways geography influenced Roman History?
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Ms. Sue
As a peninsula with seas on three sides and the Alps on the fourth, Rome was protected from many would-be invaders.
Access to the sea provided Rome with imports and exports from distant lands.
The Alps and the Danube Rivers kept the northern "barbarians" from invading for a long time.
A favorable growing climate helped Italy (the core of the Roman Empire) grow food crops to feed a lot of people.
Access to the sea provided Rome with imports and exports from distant lands.
The Alps and the Danube Rivers kept the northern "barbarians" from invading for a long time.
A favorable growing climate helped Italy (the core of the Roman Empire) grow food crops to feed a lot of people.
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