how did the romans bring water into the city from the surrounding hills? a. they pumped it into the city with hydraulic equipment. b. they channeled it through copper pipes under the streets. c. they built aqueducts that carried water from the hills to the city. d. they had thousands of slaves haul barrels of water in on carts.

The correct answer is C) they built aqueducts that carried water from the hills to the city.

The Romans brought water into the city from the surrounded hills because they built aqueducts that carried water from the hills to the city.

As they are known for being fierce warriors that served in the Army, the Romans also were smart architects that built aqueducts that carried water from the hills to the city. WIth this structures the conducted the stream of water and took it to the places they needed. The aqueduct structures were magnificent and there are some that still stand the test of time in many places in Italy. The Roman aqueducts were great constructions but they were not the first to build aqueducts. People from Persia, Egypt, and India used this kind of structures for similar purposes.

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