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← HistoryWhich failure event increases due to consolidation settlement along Roman roads?
A)Erosion of road embankments worsens✓
B)Increased bridge pier scouring results
C)Aqueduct leakage from ground shift
D)Diminished legionnaire marching speed
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Erosion increases because differential settlement of the road embankment material causes cracks, thereby increasing water infiltration that weakens the structure, promoting increased soil erosion; therefore erosion worsens, rather than other outcomes assuming adequately robust bridge design or unrelated aqueduct structures.
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