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What effect did military battles have on farming in ancient Rome?
No way
What is culture areas?
an advanced culture where people have developed cities, farming, science and industries; examples are Aztecs, Incas, ancient Egypt, ancient Rome and ancient Greece. :):)
Why was farming in ancient rome typically easier than Greece?
Farming in ancient Rome was generally easier than in Greece due to Rome's more fertile plains and a more favorable climate. The Italian peninsula featured vast agricultural land, such as the Po Valley, which supported large-scale farming. In contrast, Greece's mountainous terrain and rocky soil limited arable land and made farming more challenging. Additionally, Rome's advanced irrigation techniques and infrastructure, such as aqueducts, further enhanced agricultural productivity.
What were the good and bad things about ancient Rome?
The Good and Bad things about ancient rome are:GoodFreshwater supplyGreat ArchitectureLawsEducationSewers (Technology)Bad SlaveryConstant warsUrine tax
What was ancient rome good for living?
Ancient Rome was good for living if you were rich. If you were poor you would struggle to survive. There was no welfare except for a free gain dole.
What was a ancient Rome Thermae?
it is a good webcite this isent it
How did farming change in Rome after they conquered Italy?
Rome is the capital city of Italy and Rome didn't conquer Italy. It created it. Farming continued and today there is still farming.
How many good emperors were in ancient Rome?
aproximatly eleven
What was the relationship of religion government in Ancient Rome?
It was not good at all
Why did the ancient Chinese settle on the huange he?
because it was good for farming and the soil was rich.
Why was location of Rome a good place for a city?
because the location of the city was good of landforms and farming suppply for those who needed it
What is a good site to learn about ancient Rome?
Although there are many good sites on the Internet to learn about ancient Rome, the best, by far, is About.com/ancient history. There are links there too, if you want to go further. There is also a forum in case you have questions.
