Historians do not believe the legend of Romulus and Remus. But it does give us insight into how the Romans perceived themselves. What did we learn about Ancient Romans from the legend?

a. They believed their city had a special origin and connection to the gods

b. They were not an advanced civilization

c. They had wild imaginations

d. They were probably on drugs

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Dalton Irwin

1 March, 13:09

Historians do not believe the legend of Romulus and Remus. But it does give us insight into how the Romans perceived themselves. What did we learn about Ancient Romans from the legend?

a. They believed their city had a special origin and connection to the gods

b. They were not an advanced civilization

c. They had wild imaginations

d. They were probably on drugs

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Solomon Hanson · Answer 1

a. They believed their city had a special origin and connection to the gods.

Explanation:

In ancient Rome, the legend of Romulus and Remus had important place in their beliefs and origin. The legend provided the people a divine and special origin of Rome and the Romans. It was believed that the two brother Romulus and Remus were the offspring of the god Mars. They were the ones who founded the city of Rome, therefore, the people believed that the city as well as the people had connection with the gods.