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← HistoryWhich limitation faced by Roman engineers restricted extensive terrace farming efforts?
A)Sediment destabilizing upper terraces✓
B)Labor demands of construction
C)Rainfall variability patterns
D)Soil nutrient cycles limitations
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The sediment in upper terraces destabilized Roman agricultural terracing because soil creep (the mechanism) moved soil downslope, therefore terraces collapsed without significant sediment removal measures, rather than water limitations posing a greater impact.
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