The Roman Empire adapted to their geography by using land and oceans.
Romans adapted to the land by building roads to make travel smooth and efficient. The outcome of this is, since the trader were able to trade better it gave Roman an opportunity to expand their Empire. Document 4a Roman Roads says, “Good roads meant that orders, troops, and supplies could be sent quickly throughout the empire. In times of peace, it meant increased trade and taxes for the Roman.” Also, when they made the roads they the roads very durable so trade can be very easy. In Document 4a it says, “Roman roads were also incredibly durable. They were built to resist rain and everyday wear and tear.” Lastly Roman’s also would use boats to along with land to trading.
Romans adapted to the land by building roads to make travel smooth and efficient. The outcome of this is, since the trader were able to trade better it gave Roman an opportunity to expand their Empire. Document 4a Roman Roads says, “Good roads meant that orders, troops, and supplies could be sent quickly throughout the empire. In times of peace, it meant increased trade and taxes for the Roman.” Also, when they made the roads they the roads very durable so trade can be very easy. In Document 4a it says, “Roman roads were also incredibly durable. They were built to resist rain and everyday wear and tear.” Lastly Roman’s also would use boats to along with land to trading.