How did the territory help increase Roman trade?

Answer 1

it helped by adding more variety to their collection of useful objects other people found rare

Answer 2

It increased trading opportunities. The conquered territories became integrated into the trading networks of the Roman Empire. Many territories specialised in the export of some types of goods either because of their local Natural Resources or local skills. The annexation of Egypt became important to the huge supply of grain which was needed to feed the large population of the city of Rome. It provided 50% of this supply. Other important suppliers were Tunisia, Sicily and Sardinia. Spain became the major suppliers of olive oil. Many other goods, such as metal, precious metals, marble, granite, porphyry, textiles, glass, etc. also came form the various part of the empire.

Answer 3

It was the increase in Rome's territory as her empire grew which helped to increase Roman trade. The areas brought under Roman control or conquered by the Romans were integrated into the thriving trade networks which developed throughout the empire and beyond. All the areas of the empire traded with each other, selling goods they specialized in producing or produced more cheaply and buying goods which they did not produce or were cheaper. The empire acted as a unified trading unit and the Roman coins provided a common currency. Roman policy encouraged trade.

Answer 4

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