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Was ancient Rome geographically isolated from other civilizations?
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∙ 11y ago
No, not really. In fact it was the hub of the ancient world . Food and other items from other places could be found in Rome. Sea ports were fairly close, travel was easy on the Roman roads, and the only major mountains were north of Rome. It sits in a flat plain and has good river access into Rome.
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∙ 7y agoDuring the early days of the ancient Roman civilization, Rome was positioned in the middle of the Italian peninsula. The close major civilizations of Carthage and the ancient Greek colonies in Southern Italy and Sicily were not a major threat. The Roman republic would not have a conflict with Carthage for several hundred more years. Powerful major eastern civilizations in the eastern part of the Mediterranean Sea, such as the Parthians, were isolated from early Rome.
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