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It was upstream from the sea, out of easy reach of pirate attack, but with a seaport at Ostia and a river road to Rome. In the days of ox wagons, land transport was not an option beyond about 50 miles, so sea access was essential.
The sea coast of central Italy gave access to all the Mediterranean. The grain supply came from Sicily, North Africa and Egypt. And other trade - from Spain to Africa and the Greek east and beyond, both to and from Rome - was easily accessible.
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What was ideal about Rome's location on the Tiber River.?
Rome was 15 mi inland which provided protection from invaders, but was still close to the sea for trade.
Why was Greece an ideal location for trade to the ancient world?
The Mediterranean and the Black sea is ideal for trade and expansion since those are the trade routes used by many countries.
How did Egypts location make it an ideal location for trade?
It is an east and the wast in achent Egypt
Where did the city of rome develop and why was there location ideal?
The city of Rome developed on the seven hills along the banks of the Tiber River in central Italy. This location was ideal due to its strategic position for trade and defense, as the hills provided natural fortification against invaders. Additionally, the proximity to the river facilitated transportation and commerce, while the fertile surrounding land supported agriculture, helping to sustain the growing population.
What did Livy mean what he wrote that Rome location was chosen by gods and men?
Livy meant that Rome's location is very fertile, a good trade center, good weather.
What two factors made Italy an ideal location for an empire to grow?
The two factors that made Italy an ideal location were access to trade and a strong military expanded throughout the Mediterranean.
How do you thing Rome's location on the Mediterranean?
Rome's location on the Mediterranean provided strategic advantages for trade, communication, and expansion. It allowed Rome to develop a strong navy, access resources from across the sea, and control key trade routes. Additionally, the Mediterranean climate supported agriculture and facilitated the growth of the city.
Why Rome's location on the Italian Peninsula an advantage?
Firstly, Rome's location near the Mediterranean Sea provided the city ports for trade. Next, the Italian Peninsula is quite mountainous, providing Rome something of a barrier from potential invaders.
How has london's location affected its growth?
Because of its location on the thames, it has made itself an ideal port for trade between Europe and Great Britain.
Why was the mediterranean an ideal location for civilization to develop?
trade was good and a big place for people to live :P
How did Rome's location affect its early history?
the location of rome affects the society of rome because in summer they have a warm and dry summer and in winter thay have a mild and rainy winter .
How did rome location affect early history?
able to trade with the tiber river and protection by the nothren alps
