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Which city was an obstacle to early Rome's control of the Mediterranean sea?
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How was Romes democracy in the early years?
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What role did the plebeians take in the early roman government?
prediction how do you think italys geography and romes location would affect the spread of romes influence
Who are the most able seafarers of the early Mediterranean?
Phoenicians
Early seafaring trade centered on the?
Mediterranean Sea
The most able seafarers of the early mediterranean were the?
Phoenicians.
What were the three obstacles the early europeans exploers faced?
The early European explorers faced obstacles such as navigating uncharted waters, dealing with hostile indigenous populations, and overcoming diseases like scurvy that affected their crews due to vitamin deficiencies on long voyages.
The early civilizations of Phoenicia Egypt and rome began along the shores of this sea?
Mediterranean
Why were the early roads frequently irregular rather than straight?
To avoid obstacles. It was easier to go around an obstacle than to move it.
Which religion began to take hold throughout the Mediterranean Basin by the early 300s C.E.?
Christianity
Which religion began to take hold throughout the Mediterranean Basin by the early 300s CE?
Christianity began to take hold throughout the Mediterranean Basin by the early 300s CE, following the conversion of Roman Emperor Constantine in 312 CE. Constantine's Edict of Milan in 313 CE officially legalized Christianity, leading to its widespread acceptance and promotion throughout the region.
How did the view of the ocean by early Mediterranean cultures influence the naming of planet earth?
As the early Mediterranean cultures viewed the planet as large landmasses surrounded by smaller bodies of water it is easy to understand their misconception of the planet being composed of more earth than water
Why were so many plebeians dissatisfied with Romes government in the early years of the republic?
because the patricians ruled over the plebeians and they made unfair laws and the plebeians had to work with no pay and no breaks.
