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What system did Romans use to transport water into cities? A) cisterns B) reservoirs C) sewers D) aqueducts
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What system did Romans use to transport water into cities?

A) cisterns
B) reservoirs
C) sewers
D) aqueducts

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D. I am pretty sure the Romans invented the aqueaducts
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The romans used D) aqueducts
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