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The Roman Empire referred to itself as "Mare Nostrum". What does "Mare Nostrum" mean? "We rule." "Our lands." "Our empire." "Our sea."
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The Roman Empire referred to itself as "Mare Nostrum". What does "Mare Nostrum" mean?

"We rule."


"Our lands."


"Our empire."


"Our sea."

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"Our sea."

Step-by-step explanation:

" a navigable body of water (such as a sea) that belongs to a single nation or is mutually shared by two or more nations"

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