Which statement best describes the roads of the Roman Empire?

A. They had to be built with stones provided by Rome.

B. They were constructed to move the Roman military.

C. They were reserved mainly for civilians, not troops.

D. They made it difficult to govern land Rome controlled.

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Camden

3 February, 06:05

Which statement best describes the roads of the Roman Empire?

A. They had to be built with stones provided by Rome.

B. They were constructed to move the Roman military.

C. They were reserved mainly for civilians, not troops.

D. They made it difficult to govern land Rome controlled.

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Damien Arias · Answer 1

I believe it is choice C but I am not quite sure. The Roman roads had mostly trade so I would think the civilians would have it reserved but troops from other places would follow the trade route or the Silk Road to attack but troops rarely came through.

Which statement best describes the roads of the Roman Empire?A. They had to be built with stones provided by Rome.B. They were constructed to move the Roman military.C. They were reserved mainly for civilians, not troops.D. They made it difficult to govern land Rome controlled.

Which statement best describes the roads of the Roman Empire?

A. They had to be built with stones provided by Rome.

B. They were constructed to move the Roman military.

C. They were reserved mainly for civilians, not troops.

D. They made it difficult to govern land Rome controlled.