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Roman colonies served three primary functions: first, they acted as military outposts to secure borders and maintain peace in newly conquered territories; second, they facilitated Romanization by spreading Roman culture, law, and administration; and third, they provided economic benefits through agriculture and trade, helping to develop the local economy and integrate it into the broader Roman economy.

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