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What empire became powerful partly because of its location near the Mediterranean?
The Roman Empire.
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Why did Venice flourish during the crusades?
People fled to venice. It became a powerful city-state that came to dominate much of the mediterranean.
How did Nero become so powerful?
Nero became powerful because he was a Roman emperor. That was a position of power in itself. He got to that position through the conniving of his mother.
Why was rome considered the Master of the Mediterranean?
Rome became master of the Mediterranean by military conquest. By winning the Punic wars, Rome neutralized Carthage, which was Rome's only serious competition.Rome became master of the Mediterranean by military conquest. By winning the Punic wars, Rome neutralized Carthage, which was Rome's only serious competition.Rome became master of the Mediterranean by military conquest. By winning the Punic wars, Rome neutralized Carthage, which was Rome's only serious competition.Rome became master of the Mediterranean by military conquest. By winning the Punic wars, Rome neutralized Carthage, which was Rome's only serious competition.Rome became master of the Mediterranean by military conquest. By winning the Punic wars, Rome neutralized Carthage, which was Rome's only serious competition.Rome became master of the Mediterranean by military conquest. By winning the Punic wars, Rome neutralized Carthage, which was Rome's only serious competition.Rome became master of the Mediterranean by military conquest. By winning the Punic wars, Rome neutralized Carthage, which was Rome's only serious competition.Rome became master of the Mediterranean by military conquest. By winning the Punic wars, Rome neutralized Carthage, which was Rome's only serious competition.Rome became master of the Mediterranean by military conquest. By winning the Punic wars, Rome neutralized Carthage, which was Rome's only serious competition.
How did the location of Nubia help Nubians?
Nubia became a successful country because of their rich material and traditions.
What are consequences of the Punic Wars?
Rome gained hegemony of the Western Mediterranean, and became embroiled in the Eastern Mediterranean in the aftermath of the Second Punic War.
Which empire became powerful partly because of its location near the mediterranean sea?
The Ottoman Empire
Why we're China's early rulers so powerful?
rulers known as the shang became powerful because they controlled land and had strong armies
Why did Venice flourish during the crusades?
People fled to venice. It became a powerful city-state that came to dominate much of the mediterranean.
Why was Constantinople location important?
Because it had a central location overlooking the Bosporus and Dardanelles. In order to trade between the Mediterranean Sea and black sea you had to go through Constantinople. It became the wealthiest part of the Roman Empire and controlled most trade between the east and west.
Did the warriors became more powerful than the officials of Kyoto?
this answer is true because within generations the warriors familys became a clans and grew more powerful
How did victory over Carthage help Rome?
It became dominant in the Western Mediterranean, and then became embroiled in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Two major cities located on the eastern part of the Mediterranean Sea became powerful trading centers in the Middle Ages and traded with the Mongol Empire They were Genoa and what?
Venice
What was a result of the establishment of a judicial review?
The Supreme court became more powerful...
Why were the committees of correspondence powerful organization?
The Boston committte itself and soon became the the most powerful
Babylon became rich from trade because it was located on a major trade route between the Mediterranean sea and the?
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What Alexander the great did and why?
He became powerful of the whole world that was known just because he wanted to!
What new power in the Mediterranean and threatened Greece?
After the Third Punic War, Rome became the new leading power in the Mediterranean. This threatened Greece because Rome was intent on expanding into Greek land.
