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First major Roman road linking Rome to southeastern Italy

First major Roman road linking Rome to southeastern Italy
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First major Roman road linking Rome to southeastern Italy

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Answer; The Appian Way is the road that links Rome to southeast Italy

Step by step explanation; historically, the Appian Way is a road that is known as Rome's gateway to the East
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Appian way was the first and famous road from Rome to southeastern Italy

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