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What observations can accurately be made about population distribution in the Roman Empire? Check all that apply.

A. The Empire was most populous around the Mediterranean Sea.
B. Anatolia was the most densely populated region of the Roman Empire.
C. Very little of inland Europe was settled.
D. Gaul's population is greater than that of Italy.



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Final answer:

The Roman Empire's population distribution focused on the Mediterranean, had sparse settlement in inland Europe, and Gaul had a higher population than Italy.


Explanation:

The observations that can accurately be made about the population distribution in the Roman Empire are:

  • The Empire was most populous around the Mediterranean Sea. The Roman Empire encompassed regions bordering the Mediterranean Sea, where famous cities thrived.
  • Very little of inland Europe was settled. Most Romans lived in rural areas, with limited settlement in inland Europe.
  • Gaul's population is greater than that of Italy. Gaul had a larger population compared to Italy within the Roman Empire.

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