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In the late 300s B.C., travel between Rome and southeastern Italy was difficult because of marshes and mountains. The Romans overcame these natural obstacles by building

In the late 300s B.C., travel between Rome and southeastern Italy was difficult because of marshes and mountains. The Romans overcame these natural obstacles by building
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In the late 300s B.C., travel between Rome and southeastern Italy was difficult because of marshes and mountains. The Romans overcame these natural obstacles by building

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the Appian Way.

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I am not sure is either aqueducts or roads
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