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Why were Roman roads and bridges built where they fought? A) To make sure the army’s soldiers could not escape B) To make sure the army did not lose as easily C) To make sure the enemy army moved slower
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Why were Roman roads and bridges built where they fought?

A) To make sure the army’s soldiers could not escape
B) To make sure the army did not lose as easily
C) To make sure the enemy army moved slower
D) To help the Roman army move faster

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D) To help the Roman Army move faster
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The answer is D it helped them get over rivers faster
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