What happened to many of the towns set up by the romans answer?

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After the Romans left Britain, the many towns set up by the Romans were abandoned and crumbled away as the new settler, Anglo-Saxons people went back to living in the countryside because they were farmers and build new kingdoms.

However, some Roman towns continued to exist and still exist today, which indicates the rich culture of the Romans.

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Ideologically people who believe in maximum personal freedom and maximum economic freedom are called:

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Ideologically people who believe in maximum personal freedom and maximum economic freedom are called D. Libertarians.

<h3>Who are the Libertarians?</h3>

The Libertarians belong to the political philosophy called Libertarianism.

Libertarians seek to maximize social autonomy, and political and economic freedoms while minimizing state powers and authority.

Libertarians emphasize free and voluntary association, freedom of choice, and individualism.

Unlike Libertarians, Progressives allow gradual societal improvement over time.

Socialists emphasize the collective welfare of the people, while Statists advocate centralism, authoritarianism, totalitarianism, corporatism, collectivism, and moralism as their social, political, and economic ideologies.

Thus, ideologically people who believe in maximum personal freedom and maximum economic freedom are called D. Libertarians.

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The answer is false because they were actually against it!

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