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Brooklyn Riley
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19 January, 06:46
Why did Rome not expand farther north
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Skyla Hansen
19 January, 06:50
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One of the main reasons Rome did not expand farther north was because this area was inhabited by several hostile tribes and groups, that became too much of a headache for the Romans.
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