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The Roads of Rome
ancient historyThe Romans built a road network that eventually (1) tens of thousands of kilometres. Roads were usually built on layers of stone and gravel and given a curved surface, which allowed rainwater to (2) away and helped them to last. Although they were built mainly to move soldiers (3), they also encouraged trade and the (4) of ideas between distant provinces.