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How did the geography of the italian peninsula protect rome from invasion?
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How did the geography of the italian peninsula protect rome from invasion?

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The geography, including the Alps and the Apennines, made it difficult for invaders to boycott (surprise attack) the Italians. The mountains act as a sort of natural barrier protecting Italy from harms way. 
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