Typical cities in the Roman Empire had about 20,000 inhabitants. Rome itself had

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Typical cities in the Roman Empire had about 20,000 inhabitants. Rome itself had

Typical cities in the Roman Empire had about 20,000 inhabitants. Rome itself had more than ________ (choose the largest correct answer).
E.   40,000
F.   80,000
G.   120,000
H.   500,000

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Correct!! I figured that was it, thanks for confirming. Smiling Face with Glasses

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Always nice to help out, good luck in 2015 Smiling Face with Open Mouth

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