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The Romans took advantage of the Tiber River in many ways. It gave them fresh water to drink and irrigate their crops. They could use for transportation and trade. Also, it helped protect them from any enemies coming from the sea to attack them.

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The Romans took advantage of there soroundings like river because they served as a natural barrier and/or border from other sivilizations

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The water on all sides made their location great for invading and easy to protect. The mountains also helped to split Rome off from the rest of Europe.

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a vital source of water, a transportation route, and a source of fertile land

The Tiber River is a great source of water, giving the Romans something to irrigate their crops and to drink.

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The mountains near rome served as protecton from invators.

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These mountains helped the Romans war positions and protection against invaders

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The Romans took advantage of the river because the Rhine served as a significant border river and a vital waterway for trade and military purposes. .

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The Romans used the rivers for many useful advantages. They used them for a source of water, transportation, and to irrigate their crops. This kept their land fertile and great for growing crops.

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The Italian Peninsula was helpful in many ways for the Romans. By being surrounded on three sides by water, invasion was made difficult for others, protecting the Romans. Also, by being so isolated on most sides, it was easy and simple for the Romans to invade civilizations in the Western Mediterranean. Fun fact; The Italian Peninsula was surrounded by three separate seas; Mediterranean, Adriatic, and Tyrrhenian.

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Rome used the Tyrrhenian Sea for trade,transportation and to go to other civilizations for navel power.

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Mediterranean, Adriatic and  Tyrrhenian Seas

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Mediterranean, Adriatic and  Tyrrhenian Seas

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Ancient Rome is surrounded by these three seas: the Mediterranean Sea south of Rome, the Tyrrhenian Sea east of Rome, and the Adriatic Sea northeast of Rome.

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The water is very beatiful and is everywhere

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In the middle of the Italian peninsula locates three seas and one of them is the Adriatic Sea which served as a vital trade route, a military corridor, and a source of resources for the empire in ancient Rome. The three seas also provide a great position for invading civilizations in the western Mediterranean.

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Lakes are a big part of rome and helps with the geography

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People in Rome near the mountains could hide and get protection.

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The mountins have water inbotween wich split rome of from the rest of Europe

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this is a source of tansportation