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What did Roman engineers build to resolve the lack of water in cities? A:aqueducts B:public baths C:sewer systems D:irrigation channels

What did Roman engineers build to resolve the lack of water in cities? A:aqueducts B:public baths C:sewer systems D:irrigation channels
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What did Roman engineers build to resolve the lack of water in cities?

A:aqueducts
B:public baths
C:sewer systems
D:irrigation channels

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i believe it's A

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A because I looked it up
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