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The lands surrounding the Mediterranean Sea are not cold. They are generally warm and sunny with the African coast being hot and sunny.
The lands surrounding the Mediterranean Sea are not cold. They are generally warm and sunny with the African coast being hot and sunny.
The lands surrounding the Mediterranean Sea are not cold. They are generally warm and sunny with the African coast being hot and sunny.
The lands surrounding the Mediterranean Sea are not cold. They are generally warm and sunny with the African coast being hot and sunny.
The lands surrounding the Mediterranean Sea are not cold. They are generally warm and sunny with the African coast being hot and sunny.
The lands surrounding the Mediterranean Sea are not cold. They are generally warm and sunny with the African coast being hot and sunny.
The lands surrounding the Mediterranean Sea are not cold. They are generally warm and sunny with the African coast being hot and sunny.
The lands surrounding the Mediterranean Sea are not cold. They are generally warm and sunny with the African coast being hot and sunny.
The lands surrounding the Mediterranean Sea are not cold. They are generally warm and sunny with the African coast being hot and sunny.
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What sea connected the vast land of the Roman Empire?
The Mediterranean Sea.Rome was, andstill is, on this sea and conquered all the lands on its shores.
What five lands bordering the Mediterranean Sea were once part of the Roman Empire?
Every country bordering the Mediterranean Sea was once part of the Roman Empire. The empire included the complete Mediterranean coastline.
What was the significance of the Mediterranean Sea during the Cold War?
American naval power made the Mediterranean its permanent base during the Cold war.
Why did the Romans use the term mare nostrum?
Mare nostrum means our sea. It was a Roman nickname for the Mediterranean.our sea, esp. the Mediterranean to the ancient Romans.
How did the mediterranean sea impact the development of rome?
The Mediterranean Sea determined the original imperial expansion of Rome. The Romans conquered all the lands and peoples on the shores of the Mediterranean in Europe, Africa and Asia. They then expanded further inland in Europe, but the Mediterranean remained the heart of the empire.
