What was a result of the Roman army building roads and bridges in places where they were fighting?

A. The army's soldiers would run away.

B. The army would lose battles.

C. The army moved slower.

D. The army moved faster.

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Leo Estes

Social Studies

4 January, 11:30

What was a result of the Roman army building roads and bridges in places where they were fighting?

A. The army's soldiers would run away.

B. The army would lose battles.

C. The army moved slower.

D. The army moved faster.

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Ferris · Answer 1

I am not so sure what the answer is but I thnk that it is because The Army wasn't moving fast enough and they needed to fasten things up. So they decided to make it faster to fight by adding roads and bridges so it would be easier on them.

Cristian Barry · Answer 2

The Result of the Roman army building roads and bridges in places where they were fighting is that it made them move faster and more effectively. The answer to your question is D. The army moved faster.

What was a result of the Roman army building roads and bridges in places where they were fighting?A. The army's soldiers would run away.B. The army would lose battles.C. The army moved slower.D. The army moved faster.

What was a result of the Roman army building roads and bridges in places where they were fighting?

A. The army's soldiers would run away.

B. The army would lose battles.

C. The army moved slower.

D. The army moved faster.