Why was the myth of Romulus and Remus important to the ancient Romans?

They loved a good adventure story about wolves and sibling rivalry.

O They knew that the truth about the founding of the city would cause conflicts.

They needed to have a story about their origins, since there was no written history.

They worshipped gods and goddesses, and there was a goddess in the story.

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Jordan

18 August, 03:51

Why was the myth of Romulus and Remus important to the ancient Romans?

They loved a good adventure story about wolves and sibling rivalry.

O They knew that the truth about the founding of the city would cause conflicts.

They needed to have a story about their origins, since there was no written history.

They worshipped gods and goddesses, and there was a goddess in the story.

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Brock Harrington · Answer 1

They needed to have a story about their origins, since there was no written history

Explanation:

There was never a written record of when rome was founded and I just did the work