In ancient Rome, who would have been MOST affected by an increase in trade via the sea? A) a slave in Milan B) a grain farmer in Umbria C) a wealthy banker in Rome D) a shipping company in Venice

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In ancient Rome, who would have been MOST affected by an increase in trade via the sea?

A) a slave in Milan
B) a grain farmer in Umbria
C) a wealthy banker in Rome
D) a shipping company in Venice

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Answer: D) a shipping company in Venice

Explanation: Roman commerce

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A shipping company who used water to ship items would have been affected the most

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