Rise of Roman Civilizations Quiz

The geographical location resulted in frequent natural disasters, shaping the resilience of the Roman people

The geographical location was not a significant factor in the rise of Roman civilizations

The geographical location led to isolation, allowing Rome to develop its unique culture

The geographical location provided natural protection and fertile soil for agriculture (correct)

The geographical location allowed easy access to trade routes and communication with other civilizations

Carthage (correct)

Egypt

Macedonia

Persia

Greece

Lack of military expansion beyond Italy

External invasions by barbarian tribes

Natural disasters leading to widespread famine and disease

Political corruption and power struggles among the ruling elite (correct)

Economic collapse due to overreliance on slave labor

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