What About Rome's Location Made Its Position Favorable for Growth

question 3

Multiple Choice

What about Rome's location made its position favorable for growth?

• A) It was far enough inland to be safe from pirates.
• B) It had access to the sea.
• C) It was built on seven hills and so was easily defended.
• D) It had a central location in Italy.
• E) All of these are correct.

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