What Is The Deepest Sea?

What sea surrounds Italy and was the known as "the Roman Lake"?

  • What sea surrounds Italy and was the known as "the Roman Lake"? A. Caribbean Sea B. Mediterranean Sea C. Red Sea D. Baltic Sea THANKS

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    D as in duh, again

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the med

michael m

mediterranean sea

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The Mediterranean...check out a map of Italy!

Library Guy 76

B. Mediterranean Sea

Kevin F

B) the mediterranean sea was called by romans Mare nostrum,(Our Sea). however ,the sea that surrounds Rome, the City, is the Tirrenium,in the east coast is the Adriatic

buffon il salva guai

Italy is surrounded by Mediterranean sea that includes tyrrenian sea, sardinia sea, ligurian sea, ionic sea, and adriatic sea

M U N C H

G'day Hehe, Thank you for your question. The Mediterranean Sea is the correct answer. It was a superhighway of transport in ancient times, allowing for trade and cultural exchange between emergent peoples of the region — the Mesopotamian, Egyptian, Semitic, Persian, Phoenician, Carthaginian, Greek, Roman and Turkish cultures. The history of the Mediterranean is important in understanding the origin and development of Western Civilization. For centuries, the Romans dominated both sides of the Mediterranean leading to it becoming known as Mare Nostrum or our sea. I have attached sources for our reference. Regards

cremedelacreme04

B. Mediterranean Don't know about the Roman lake

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