The Roman Empire and Its Trade

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The Roman Empire's geographic location impacted its role in the region.

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Access to the Mediterranean Sea helped Rome dominate trade.

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Factors leading to the decline of the Roman Empire

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The notes describe factors such as division, corruption, economic issues, and invasions.

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Growth of trade in the Mediterranean

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Rome gained power and wealth through trade.

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Julius Caesar’s actions

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They led to the creation of the Roman Empire.

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Construction of roads during Pax Romana

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They helped expand trade and increase protection.

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Julius Caesar created the First Triumvirate

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to weaken the Senate and patrician class.

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The Roman government was similar to the government of the United States

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in that they both developed a system of checks and balances.

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The Pax Romana was an era of particular significance to the Roman Empire

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because it was a period of peace and prosperity in the Empire.

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Geographic location of Rome effect development

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Surrounded by natural barriers, Rome was protected from outside invasions.

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Development of democracy effect Rome Republic

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The Roman Empire grew in size and influence.