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The description of romans involvement with the Nabataean implies that
a) Petra's strategic location led the Romans to use it as a trade center
b) The romans feared the Nabateans and pursued them across many areas
c) The Nabateans hoped their relationship would expand trade
d) Despite its size and power, Petra became a small part of a large empire

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Rome's involvement with the Nabataeans implies that a) Petra's strategic location led the Romans to use it as a trade center.

Why did the Romans take over the Nabataeans?

The Nabataeans were very gifted traders who established the trade city of Petra.

The Romans annexed this city to their empire because Petra was strategically located such that it facilitated trade between the East and the West which is where the Romans were.

In conclusion, option A is correct.

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