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← HistoryWhich increased risk resulted from undermanned sectors along Hadrian's Wall?
A)Aqueduct system flow instability
B)Breaching from Roman siege weapon✓
C)Disease spread because of overcrowding
D)Decreased signal fire relay speed
💡 Explanation
Breaching risk increased due to reduced ability to defend properly; the reduced availability increases wave transmission, therefore allows enemy breaching, rather than overcrowded disease spread, or aqueducts becoming unstable.
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