After the people of pompeii perceived the warning signs and gathered their belongings, what did they need to do next?
a.
try to stop the flow of lava
c.
run for cover
b.
determine their escape route
d.
none of the above

b. determine their escape route

Explanation:

According to archaeological studies, about 300 people hid in 12 seaside chambers near the town of Herculaneum, closer to the volcano than neighboring Pompeii. They all died.

Some of the citizens of Pompeii survived de Vesuvius, running to the north. Initially, the main survivors of the volcano eruption were believed to be wealthy men, but evidence shows that most refugees were women and slaves.

New architectural projects in the nearby towns of Pompeii show that the Roman government took care of many refugees after the disaster. Authorities failed to rescue everyone during the incident but raised funds and infrastructure so that people could move on with their lives.

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