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← HistoryWhich consequence resulted from the destruction of Roman fortifications?
A)Trade network fragmentation follows breakdown✓
B)Agricultural blight due to poisoned earth
C)Aqueduct sedimentation from lost control
D)Edict annulment due to legal authority
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Trade network fragmentation follows a breakdown of Roman fortifications because the fortifications protected trade routes from bandits; the lack of protection via attrition of fortifications therefore disrupts merchant activity, rather than blight or a legal matter.
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