How did the geographical location of Ancient Rome contribute to its economic growth? Choose three correct answers.

A: Fertile plains yielded surplus olives and olive oil that increases trade.

B: Romans built cities on high ground, which forced attackers to fight while going up hill.

C: The inland system of roads made Rome the center for trade.

D: The Tiber River flowed through the city.

E: Mountains provided an easy route.

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Owen Stein

29 December, 03:54

How did the geographical location of Ancient Rome contribute to its economic growth? Choose three correct answers.

A: Fertile plains yielded surplus olives and olive oil that increases trade.

B: Romans built cities on high ground, which forced attackers to fight while going up hill.

C: The inland system of roads made Rome the center for trade.

D: The Tiber River flowed through the city.

E: Mountains provided an easy route.

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Saniyah Jefferson · Answer 1

Saniyah Jefferson 29 December, 06:50

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a, c, d

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Kylie Burke · Answer 2

A: Fertile plains yielded surplus olives and olive oil that increased

C. The inland system of roads made Rome the center for trade.

D. The Tiber River flowed through the city.