Which of the following was not a geographical characteristic of Ancient Rome? A. The mountains in Rome were much less rugged than that of Ancient Greece

B. Rome was located 15 miles up the Tiber River

C. The mountains of Rome were very rugged and did not allow people to settle together

D. Rome was located close to the Mediterranean Sea which made trading easier.

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12 April, 04:46

Which of the following was not a geographical characteristic of Ancient Rome? A. The mountains in Rome were much less rugged than that of Ancient Greece

B. Rome was located 15 miles up the Tiber River

C. The mountains of Rome were very rugged and did not allow people to settle together

D. Rome was located close to the Mediterranean Sea which made trading easier.

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Howard Cannon · Answer 1

C. The mountains of Rome were very rugged and did not allow people to settle together.

Explanation:

This statement is not accurate. The seven hills around Rome made a good natural defense barrier for the city, and the proximity of the Tiber gave its inhabitants fresh water for drinking and bathing, it was a source of food, and it was also a way for trade.