Why did a system of roads help the Romans develop economically and politically?

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kamiladetullio · Answer

The Ancient Romans built roads for their military but it immediately helped commerce and political negotiations. There are some Roman roads still being used today.

barbaralazarotto · Answer

Roads lead to cultural diffusion, and the spread of ideas and goods among the provinces/to mark their territory ;

barbaralazarotto · Answer

The Roman road system significantly contributed to the empire's economic growth by facilitating trade and enabling specialization of goods. Politically, it allowed for better governance and communication between Rome and its provinces. Overall, these roads helped integrate diverse cultures, strengthening the empire's stability. 
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Why did a system of roads help the Romans develop economically and politically?

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