Who helped Rome's trade?

Answer 1

Many continents, (excluding America-it had not been discovered- and Antarctica).

Britannia, Gaul, Hispania, Egypt, Asia Minor (Modern-Day Turkey) and many others.

Answer 2

Several factors contributed to Rome's trade expansion. One key factor was the extensive road network built by the Romans, known as the Roman roads. These roads facilitated trade and transportation of goods. Additionally, the Roman navy protected trade routes and ensured safe maritime trade. Lastly, the stability and security provided by the Roman Empire itself encouraged trade and led to the growth of a prosperous economy.