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For most of the Middle Ages, people did NOT use aqueducts to get their water. Instead, they used wells and rivers. A. True B. False

For most of the Middle Ages, people did NOT use aqueducts to get their water. Instead, they used wells and rivers. A. True B. False
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For most of the Middle Ages, people did NOT use aqueducts to get their water. Instead, they used wells and rivers.

A. True
B. False

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the answer is true because in the middle ages they built their houses next to rivers


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