Purchase Solution

Roman Geography

Not what you're looking for?

Ask Custom Question

Our Study Buddy Group needs clarification on whether the area that the Roman Empire came to control made sense or was logical as a geographical unit considering factors like climate, ethnicity, communication, climate and other stuff like that. We'd be grateful for your thoughts and imput.

Thank you very much for your help.

Purchase this Solution
Purchase this Solution
Free BrainMass Quizzes
Environmental Awareness 2020

This quiz is to test your knowledge and awareness on the current environmental issues that are posing a serious threat to the planet.

Basic Energy Quiz

This quiz will test your knowledge of basic energy related questions. It will improve your knowledge on units of measurement .

Gems, Fossils, and Space Rocks

Brief introduction to basic information related to gems, fossils, and space rocks. Great for introducing a science unit to students!

Energy

This quiz provides a brief review to different energy examples. How is energy evident in our world? This vocabulary is important to understand the connection between energy and matter.

Structure of the Earth

Basic introduction to terms related to the structure of the Earth, including definitions and application of knowledge. This quiz focuses on the spheres.

View More Free Quizzes
Related BrainMass Solutions

  • the idea of the Roman Empire as 'a geographical unit'.

    79743 Roman Empire Geography is emphasized. Our study group is discussing the issue of whether the area that the Roman Empire came to control made sense as a geographical unit? As a result, this job assesses this possibility.

  • Similarities and Differences in Greek and Roman Society

    Hi, ** Please see the attached file for the complete solution response ** This solution provides a chart that compares and contrasts the Greek and Roman cultures in areas such as religion, economy, geography, and other aspects.

  • Greek culture vs Roman culture

    GEOGRAPHY: Both Greece and Rome are Mediterranean countries Greece was divided into many small areas called city-states.

  • Greek Culture vs. Roman Cultures

    GEOGRAPHY: Both Greece and Rome are Mediterranean countries Greece was divided into many small areas called city-states.

  • A brief comparison between the Greeks and Romans

    Greek women were not considered citizens while Roman women were. Geography: The city of Rome is located in the middle of the Italian Peninsula. It was on the trade migration route between northern and southern Italy.

  • Roman Empire

    You might also note how Roman society emphasized status.

  • Slovenia - A Unique European Country

    During the Roman Empire, they were subject to Rome - its Caesars and Generals. During the Holy Roman Empire, Slovenes were subjected to the seat of Constantine to their East in present-day Istanbul.

  • Risk Management

    For additional information on Poland, visit the website http://www.odci.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/pl.html, which has information on the following: Introduction Geography Government Economy Communications Transportation Military

  • Foreigners

    The Roman government would includes "Background knowledge ... about the geography, environment, and socio-political character of neighbouring states and peoples" and "[s]trategic intelligence about the activities and affairs of potentially hostile neighbours

View More Related Solutions