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How did roads contribute to the growth of the Roman Empire? ASAP
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How did roads contribute to the growth of the Roman Empire? ASAP

How did roads contribute to the growth of the Roman Empire? ASAP-example-1
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They provided transportation for people, supplies and military

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The roads allowed the Romans to have economical success and also gave easy transportation for their military that helped expand their empire.

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The answer is A: they provided transportation for people, supplies, and military

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