How did the romans bring fresh water to their cities?

they diverted water from the tiber.
they built a system of aqueducts.
they imported water from other countries.
they built dams across the tiber.

They built a system of aqueducts.

Aqueducts are constructions intended to transport water from one place to another one. They move water by gravity alone, as they have a slight downward gradient. Romans constructed aqueducts all over their territory, both during the Republic and during the Empire. They used them to bring fresh water to their cities, which was then used in public baths, latrines, fountains and private houses. Roman aqueducts proved to be extremely durable and reliable, with some still in use.

c, because the american revolution was from 1765 to 1783.