Which statement about the Roman Empire at its height is not true?

A.

A series of roads unified the Roman Empire.

B.

A single currency was established to facilitate trade within the empire.

C.

There were many forms of governments throughout the empire and each followed its own set of laws.

D.

The empire stretched from Spain to Syria and from North Africa to Hadrian's Wall in Britain.

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Brenton Campbell

History

24 December, 07:15

Which statement about the Roman Empire at its height is not true?

A.

A series of roads unified the Roman Empire.

B.

A single currency was established to facilitate trade within the empire.

C.

There were many forms of governments throughout the empire and each followed its own set of laws.

D.

The empire stretched from Spain to Syria and from North Africa to Hadrian's Wall in Britain.

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Gabriella Mckinney · Answer 1

There were many forms of governments throughout the empire and each followed its own set of laws. statement about the Roman Empire at its height is not true, Roman Empire was highly centralised and bureocriatic militarised machine