How do you think Rome's location on the Mediterranean affected its history as it began to grow into a world power?

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clloyd1 · Answer

its central location and access to seaports allowed fairly open acess for them to trade and therefore spread their influence around the Mediterranean

clloyd1 · Answer

Rome's location on the Mediterranean facilitated trade and military expansion, contributing to its historical transformation into a major world power. The proximity to key ports and trade routes enabled economic growth and cultural exchanges, allowing Rome to influence and control a vast territory. These factors collectively shaped the empire's development and resilience. 
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How do you think Rome's location on the Mediterranean affected its history as it began to grow into a world power?

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