Which region on the map would have been MOST likely to send grain to Rome?

A) Anatolia

B) Egypt

C) Gaul

D) Spain

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Lilianna Cain

History

8 November, 08:34

Which region on the map would have been MOST likely to send grain to Rome?

A) Anatolia

B) Egypt

C) Gaul

D) Spain

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Malcolm Shelton · Answer 1

the answer is b

Lizzy · Answer 2

The correct answer is letter A

Also called Asia Minor, the Anatolian peninsula today forms the Asian portion of Turkey. Crossing routes used by different peoples in their migrations and conquests across Europe and Asia, it has been a battlefield between East and West since the most remote times.

The central plateau, which has no navigable rivers and has few natural accesses, is a continuation of Central Asia. The west coast, with its fertile valleys and pleasant climate, is more like Europe.

Which region on the map would have been MOST likely to send grain to Rome?A) AnatoliaB) EgyptC) GaulD) Spain

Which region on the map would have been MOST likely to send grain to Rome?

A) Anatolia

B) Egypt

C) Gaul

D) Spain