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They traded for goods by land, using their excellent roads and they also used the sea during sailing season. Also, a Roman merchant could travel to another city, purchase goods and have them sent back to Rome for resale. Business was business and the nature of the goods/services they were trading dictated how it was carried out.
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What were the cities of Ancient Rome like?
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Which culture spread across much of the ancient world through conquest and trade?
Many cultures did such as ancient Greece, ancient, Rome and other great ones too.
How did the tyrrhenian help rome?
The Tyrrhenian Sea was ancient Rome's main shipping area. Rome's port of Ostia was on the Tyrrhenian, where goods from all over the empire entered Rome. There were other port cities on that sea coast of Italy, in addition to the resort cities around the Gulf of Naples. The Tyrrhenian served Rome both for business and pleasure.
Was the medieval city bigger than the ancient cities?
No. Rome had a million.
What was the rubicon river used for in ancient rome?
trade and irrigation systems
What was ancient Rome trade like?
Their trade was about trading stuff.
Which cities in the Mediterranean did rome trade with?
Rome traded with various cities in the Mediterranean, including Carthage, Alexandria, Byzantium (Constantinople), Athens, Syracuse, and Corinth. These cities were important hubs for the exchange of goods, ideas, and culture throughout the ancient world.
Did ancient Rome trade with anyone else?
no
Who did the ancient Chinese trade with?
Rome and India
What city continued the longest in ancient Rome?
Ancient Rome was a city -- it was named Rome and has lasted from 753 BC to the present day. Although there were plenty of other cities that were founded before Rome itself, Rome is the only one that has lasted so long.
What where the main cittys when Cleopatra was alive?
The main cities when Cleopatra was alive were all the main cities of the ancient world--Rome, Alexandria, Athens, Antioch, Jerusdalem, etc.The main cities when Cleopatra was alive were all the main cities of the ancient world--Rome, Alexandria, Athens, Antioch, Jerusdalem, etc.The main cities when Cleopatra was alive were all the main cities of the ancient world--Rome, Alexandria, Athens, Antioch, Jerusdalem, etc.The main cities when Cleopatra was alive were all the main cities of the ancient world--Rome, Alexandria, Athens, Antioch, Jerusdalem, etc.The main cities when Cleopatra was alive were all the main cities of the ancient world--Rome, Alexandria, Athens, Antioch, Jerusdalem, etc.The main cities when Cleopatra was alive were all the main cities of the ancient world--Rome, Alexandria, Athens, Antioch, Jerusdalem, etc.The main cities when Cleopatra was alive were all the main cities of the ancient world--Rome, Alexandria, Athens, Antioch, Jerusdalem, etc.The main cities when Cleopatra was alive were all the main cities of the ancient world--Rome, Alexandria, Athens, Antioch, Jerusdalem, etc.The main cities when Cleopatra was alive were all the main cities of the ancient world--Rome, Alexandria, Athens, Antioch, Jerusdalem, etc.
What were the cities of Ancient Rome like?
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Did ancient Rome trade things for there food?
yes they did
Did Rome invade Hibernia?
Rome never invaded Hibernia, that is why the Roman influence was limited to other conquered provinces. Rome was related to ancient Hibernia with a continuous trade and commerce.
Which culture spread across much of the ancient world through conquest and trade?
Many cultures did such as ancient Greece, ancient, Rome and other great ones too.
How many people spoke Latin in ancient Rome?
Most people in ancient Rome spoke Latin, but some cities that ancient Rome took over spoke their native language. A lot of people in ancient Rome spoke Greece.
How did the tyrrhenian help rome?
The Tyrrhenian Sea was ancient Rome's main shipping area. Rome's port of Ostia was on the Tyrrhenian, where goods from all over the empire entered Rome. There were other port cities on that sea coast of Italy, in addition to the resort cities around the Gulf of Naples. The Tyrrhenian served Rome both for business and pleasure.
