What can be inferred about Roman society from the fact that, in City, men who die building Verbonia's amphitheater are buried in three different places?

A. The ancient Romans only buried people who paid for their funerals in advance.

B. There was a class structure that influenced where certain people would be buried.

C. The Roman population was so diverse that some people's bodies were sent back to their homelands.

D. All burial grounds were open to all Roman citizens.

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Aryanna Fitzgerald

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14 May, 17:17

What can be inferred about Roman society from the fact that, in City, men who die building Verbonia's amphitheater are buried in three different places?

A. The ancient Romans only buried people who paid for their funerals in advance.

B. There was a class structure that influenced where certain people would be buried.

C. The Roman population was so diverse that some people's bodies were sent back to their homelands.

D. All burial grounds were open to all Roman citizens.

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Kenny Christian · Answer 1

The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "C. The Roman population was so diverse that some people's bodies were sent back to their homelands." The statement tha can infer about Roman society from the fact that, in City, men who die building Verbonia's amphitheater are buried in three different places is that C. The Roman population was so diverse that some people's bodies were sent back to their homelands.