What effect did aqueducts have on the roman empire?

A.) the god Neptune became more popular

B.) large urban areas became even larger

C.) boats could ship goods long distances

D.) water was re-routed away from disloyal areas

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Lorenzo Walters

15 August, 05:52

What effect did aqueducts have on the roman empire?

A.) the god Neptune became more popular

B.) large urban areas became even larger

C.) boats could ship goods long distances

D.) water was re-routed away from disloyal areas

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Jason Brady · Answer 1

The correct answer is B - large urban areas became even larger.

This is logical when you consider the fact that building aqueducts improved (increased) the water supply of a particular area through which aqueducts were running. This in turn enabled people to more further away from water sources as water was being rerouted through different areas. And when we're talking in terms of large urban areas, this enabled the creation of more and more building in urban areas which increased their size.

What effect did aqueducts have on the roman empire?A.) the god Neptune became more popularB.) large urban areas became even largerC.) boats could ship goods long distancesD.) water was re-routed away from disloyal areas

What effect did aqueducts have on the roman empire?

A.) the god Neptune became more popular

B.) large urban areas became even larger

C.) boats could ship goods long distances

D.) water was re-routed away from disloyal areas