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Well, being on a peninsula gave them trade routes and the mountains (Alps) gave them a natural defense barrier early on in Rome's history when they were constantly being attacked. Also not having rivers everywhere in the Roman Empire caused them to build Aqueducts to transport water.
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How did Rome's location affect its early history?
the location of rome affects the society of rome because in summer they have a warm and dry summer and in winter thay have a mild and rainy winter .
How did Rome's location on the Mediterranean affect its history?
Rome enjoys a Mediterranean climate typical of the Mediterranean coasts of Italy. Spring and autumnrm, and the Romans ottobrate ("beautiful October days") are known as being sunny and warm.
How did Rome location on mediterranean affect the history?
Rome enjoys a Mediterranean climate typical of the Mediterranean coasts of Italy. Spring and autumnrm, and the Romans ottobrate ("beautiful October days") are known as being sunny and warm.
How is Rome's geography similar to Greece's geography?
Rome's geography is similar to Greece's because they are both part of the Mediterrenean countries. Although there are many differences-Rome & Greece both have parts in their countires where land is so barren you only have good enought soil for pasturage ~Nick4evr~
How did geography of Greece affect its government?
maby because isolation
