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∙ 2010-11-03 14:59:25aqueducts and roads because aqueducts was how the water got around and the roads made the army get around
also they had the strongest military power in the world at that time
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∙ 2010-11-03 14:59:25there are many reasons why Italy went into ww2 some reasons are land, money and power. if you need more look it up in a history book.
mountains to the north helped protect Italy Italy from invaders. this allowed relatively stable development of the city-states
Rome was a city-state in Italy, which was so successful at expanding to become an empire, that it absorbed the Greek city-states.
They each wanted to form an empire. They were expanding Fascist empires. They were imperialistic
He had grand plans for empirial expanisonism by building a huge fleet to expand across north Africa, Italy and iberia and to build structres as grandiose as the great pyramids. I guess he would have wanted to just keep ahold of Persia and maybe even look into expanding further east.
Rome had success in expanding its power in Italy due to its strong army and its favorable treaties.
aqueducts and roads because aqueducts was how the water got around and the roads made trade and it made traveling easier for the people and the army.
Italy and Croatia
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the Po river runs west to east across northern Italy.
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Italy is in Europe. Africa is across the Mediterranean Sea south of Italy, and Asia is near Italy to the east.
It is a river that flows eastward across northern Italy.
easier to transport pasta
Northern Italy controlled trade from east to west. Northern Italy had commercial success. Several cities had easy access to the sea.
By ferry or channel tunnel across to France and then by road or rail to Italy.