How did the construction of roads most contribute to the economy of the Roman Empire? Farmers could travel down roads to get necessary water. Roads created improved trade routes over long distances. Roads

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How did the construction of roads most contribute to the economy of the Roman Empire?

Farmers could travel down roads to get necessary water.
Roads created improved trade routes over long distances.
Roads reduced the use of enslaved workers for free labor.
The government collected high taxes from those traveling the roads.