Roads and bridges made the army's job easier because, thanks to them, soldiers could be sent to battle more quickly. Roads were also used to deliver food and supplies to the battlefield.

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Con: The connectivity that the roads and bridges brought also contributed to the spread of the plague, which killed many people.

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Pro: If the army needed reinforcements (more soldiers) on the battlefield, roads and bridges offered a quick way to send for them.

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Roads and bridges made the army's job easier because, thanks to them, soldiers could be sent to battle more quickly. Roads were also used to deliver food and supplies to the battlefield.

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If the army needed reinforcements (more soldiers) on the battlefield, roads and bridges offered a quick way to send for them.

The connectivity that the roads and bridges brought also contributed to the spread of the plague, which killed many people.

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Roads and bridges made the army's job easier because, thanks to them, soldiers could be sent to battle more quickly. Roads were also used to deliver food and supplies to the battlefield.

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If the army needed reinforcements (more soldiers) on the battlefield, roads and bridges offered a quick way to send for them.

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The connectivity that the roads and bridges brought also contributed to the spread of the plague, which killed many people.