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Who made the roads?

Discover the fascinating history of Roman roads built over 2000 years ago. Learn why Romans, soldiers, and slaves constructed these roads to enable quick transportation of goods and cattle. Explore how these roads provided easy access into cities and facilitated marching using big and small stones. These roads stretched over 80,000 km across the Roman Empire, showcasing remarkable engineering skills.

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Who made the roads?

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  1. Who made the roads? Soldiers Romans empire slaves

  2. The roman army.

  3. Who built the roads ? The roman slaves

  4. When were they built? They were built over 2000 years ago Roman roads

  5. Why did they build the roads? Travel quickly

  6. The Romans built roads so that they could transport things quickly.

  7. Why did they build the roads? Cattle

  8. Why did they build the roads Romans built the roads because the town was just a little place with huts.

  9. Travel Why did they build roads? Easy access into the city

  10. Why did they build roads? Marching

  11. They were made out of big stones. How did they build the roads?

  12. How did they build the roads? BIG STONES SMALL STONES

  13. How did they build the roads?

  14. How long were the roads? 80,000 km long

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