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What motivated the Romans to develop innovations in sanitation? A decreased trade B cultural influence C growing populations D building construction
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What motivated the Romans to develop innovations in sanitation?

A decreased trade
B cultural influence
C growing populations
D building construction

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Growing population motivated the Romans to develop innovations in sanitation.

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c

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