Trajan built a new forum in Rome, that was roughly twice the size of the one built by Augustus the century before. The Basilica Ulpia was 400 feet long not including the apses at each end, and about 200 feet wide.

A. True

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Rene Booth

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7 September, 19:09

Trajan built a new forum in Rome, that was roughly twice the size of the one built by Augustus the century before. The Basilica Ulpia was 400 feet long not including the apses at each end, and about 200 feet wide.

A. True

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Reid Black · Answer 1

A. True

Explanation:

Trajan was one of the last structures built in the ancient Rome with the aim of serving as the forum platform upon which the civic and ritual business was carried out. This structure was built and dedicated to their former ruler Marcus Ulpius Traianus as aresult of his military accomplishment in war against the Dacia.

The Basilica Ulpia was a massive structure that was constructed as part of the Trajan complex structure which is famous for its gilded bronze roof tiles.

Trajan built a new forum in Rome, that was roughly twice the size of the one built by Augustus the century before. The Basilica Ulpia was 400 feet long not including the apses at each end, and about 200 feet wide.A. TrueB. False

Trajan built a new forum in Rome, that was roughly twice the size of the one built by Augustus the century before. The Basilica Ulpia was 400 feet long not including the apses at each end, and about 200 feet wide.

A. True

B. False