What caused the devastation of Volubilis' ruins?
A Tsunami
A Flood
An Earthquake
A Volcanic eruption
Answer
An earthquake in the year 1756 caused extensive damage to the ruins of Volubilis, a Roman city in Morocco. The earthquake destroyed many of the city's buildings, including the forum, the basilica, and the temple of Jupiter. The earthquake also caused a landslide that buried part of the city. The ruins of Volubilis are a popular tourist destination and are a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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