Which statements describe what led directly to internal conflicts in Rome? Choose three correct answers.

Many patricians grew rich at the expense of the lower class.

The expansion of the Roman Republic brought wealth to Rome.

Many small farmers were put out of business by the owners of large estates.

The institution of slavery was good for the patricians but not for the plebeians.

Rome had expanded its territories throughout the Mediterranean.

Many patricians grew rich at the expense of the lower class.

Many small farmers were put out of business by the owners of large estates.

The institution of slavery was good for the patricians but not for the plebeians.

Internal conflict in Rome was mostly because of Patricians. The choices that fit are down below:

Explanation:

1. Many patricians grew rich at the expense of the lower class.

Roman Patricians were the upper class of the society that ruled and also owned the most wealth and had the most rights.

They were also the most corrupt part of the Roman republican system.

2. Rome had expanded its territories throughout the Mediterranean.

The main source of war and conflict in Rome was often their vast territories that were contested by most other kingdoms in the region with Rome.

This was a source of conflict.