Two streets intersecting at right angles in ancient Roman cities were the
A)castra and cardo.
B)insula and decumanus.
C)castra and decumanus.
D)cardo and decumanus.

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In ancient Roman cities, the two streets intersecting at right angles were known as cardo (running north-south) and decumanus (running east-west). The other options listed are also types of streets or structures found in Roman cities, but they do not specifically refer to the streets that intersect at right angles.

Two Streets Intersecting at Right Angles in Ancient Roman Cities