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What did Romulus Augustus do to relate his leadership to the environment?
he saw rome and wanted to make it bigger so he created a population
What were the dangers in ancient Rome?
the dangers for the travelers is that they don't know that environment and they could be kidnapped or robbed. that is why the royal people when they are in town the disguise themselves to look like a poor person! i hope this answer helps!
Who is the most powerful god and protector of Ancient Rome?
Jupiter was Rome's protector.Jupiter was Rome's protector.Jupiter was Rome's protector.Jupiter was Rome's protector.Jupiter was Rome's protector.Jupiter was Rome's protector.Jupiter was Rome's protector.Jupiter was Rome's protector.Jupiter was Rome's protector.
Who were the inhabitants of Rome?
The inhabitants of Rome were the Romans.The inhabitants of Rome were the Romans.The inhabitants of Rome were the Romans.The inhabitants of Rome were the Romans.The inhabitants of Rome were the Romans.The inhabitants of Rome were the Romans.The inhabitants of Rome were the Romans.The inhabitants of Rome were the Romans.The inhabitants of Rome were the Romans.
How did the environment impact Ancient Romans?
The ancient Romans were not really very environment-conscious. On the other hand, population numbers being what they were back then, the impact of humans on the environment was very limited compared to what it is now. Apart from a few big cities like Rome - where the river Tiber was more or less used as an open sewer and where living conditions for most city dwellers were squalid by our standards - people and nature lived pretty peacefully together.
What is ancient Rome's environment?
dry and not unlike common rome today
How does Rome adapt to the environment?
medirran sea
What are some ways that Sparta and Rome's environment are different?
Sparta had acouple of hills, Rome had seven that protected Rome from attack.
How many words can you get from enviromental?
ROME ENVIRONMENT ON I MENTAL MENT MEN
What was the envirnment like in ancient rome?
The natural environmental is pretty much the same as it is now: the Mediterranean environment of central Italy. The urban environment was smaller. Now Rome is three times as big as it was at the height of the empire.
How did ancient Rome's location and history display human environment interaction?
the aquaducts that the romans used were on example of human/ enviromental interaction for ancient rome
What did Romulus Augustus do to relate his leadership to the environment?
he saw rome and wanted to make it bigger so he created a population
How has the environment impacted ancient rome?
There was a loss of good farmland from erosion of the top soil. Also, to fuel the many fires in dwellings and other places, deforestation had a big impact on the Romans. Although this has less to do with the environment their pipes were made of lead which over many years slowly poisoned the people of Rome.
Examples of human environment interaction IN Rome Italy?
Some H.E.I. samples from Italy are… 1) They are surrounded by the Mediterranean and Red Seas so they rely on many different types of sea food 2) There are volcanoes in Italy as well so it has fertilized land so humans can grow plants and food
What were the dangers in ancient Rome?
the dangers for the travelers is that they don't know that environment and they could be kidnapped or robbed. that is why the royal people when they are in town the disguise themselves to look like a poor person! i hope this answer helps!
Define psychology according to munn?
Be a Roman When you are in Rome. Be a follower or let people follow you, any norms against existing environment will be considered as psychic.
What was ancient Rome's natural environment like?
Rome was in a hilly area between the chain of the Apennine Mountains which run through the Italian peninsula and the coast of the Tyrrhenian Sea. Originally Rome was on the Seven Hills of Rome (the Palatine, Capitoline, Caelian, Esquiline, Viminal Quirinal and Aventine). Later Rome expanded beyond the seven hills and included other hills as well. Rome was on the only ford on the river Tiber. which run in a east-west direction from the mountains to the coast. This made Rome the main north-south communication point in the region. When Rome became involved in sea trade, the Tiber also offered a navigable route to the coast, which was sixteen miles to the west. Rome was on in a volcanic soil area which provided good fertility for agriculture.
