What can be inferred about Roman culture based on the fact that City by David Macaulay describes several public baths being built in Verbonia?

A. Ancient Romans considered cleanliness to be more important than education.

B. Ancient Romans understood the importance of cleanliness.

C. Ancient Romans considered the buildings that housed public baths to be works of art.

D. Ancient Romans did not know how to bring running water into their homes.

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Moore

11 February, 10:51

What can be inferred about Roman culture based on the fact that City by David Macaulay describes several public baths being built in Verbonia?

A. Ancient Romans considered cleanliness to be more important than education.

B. Ancient Romans understood the importance of cleanliness.

C. Ancient Romans considered the buildings that housed public baths to be works of art.

D. Ancient Romans did not know how to bring running water into their homes.

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Nathaniel Sellers · Answer 1

C. Ancient Romans considered the buildings that housed public baths to be works of art. because every culter has a different tast in what they like.

Roman Wang · Answer 2

"C. Ancient Romans considered the buildings that housed public baths to be works of art" is the best option from the list, although they did also appreciate cleanliness.