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What body of water is at the center of the Roman Empire?
You could say the Mediterranean Sea, as Rome controlled all the territories around it. Although it was not in the center of the empire geographically, it was Rome's central body of water used for trade, travel and troop movement.
The center of the ottonian empire was in?
Germany.
What city was the center of the roman empire?
United Empire: Rome Western Empire: Rome then Ravenna Eastern Empire: Constantinople
What was the benefit of Romes location in the center of the Mediterranean Sea?
If you look at a map, you will see that Rome itself is nowhere near the Mediterranean sea. The closest sea to Rome is the Tyrrhenian Sea and that is fifteen miles away from the city of Rome. Rome did benefit from controlling the lands around the Mediterranean both for commerce and defense. Greece, although surrounded by seas, has only a small part of the country (the Peloponnese) directly on the Mediterranean. It is otherwise surrounded by the Aegean and Ionian seas. The Greeks made use of their seacoasts as the Romans did for trade and especially for defense, as the Greeks were a great seafaring people who could produce a formidable navy.
The Songhay Empire's major trading center was?
Timbuktu was the major center for Sub-Saharan trade.
