Question

Why are legends and myths used to explain the founding of Rome?

They give historians factual details about the founding of Rome.
They were created by historians who kept records about the founding of Rome.
They make up for the lack of archaeological evidence about the founding of Rome.
They substitute for the limited written records that describe the founding of Rome.

Answer 1

Answer: I agree with Cafa but if its not D then it must be C

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

Correct answer is They substitute for the limited written records that describe the founding of Rome.

Step-by-step explanation:

First option is not correct as they are not giving us factual details, as we are not sure those things really happened.

Second option is also not correct as they were not created by historians at all.

Third option is also not correct. We have a lot material sources, but they are not giving us all the details that we need to reconstruct this events.

Last option is correct as we are using them to fill the holes that we have due to lack of written sources.