Which statement accurately describes Rome at the end of the Punic Wars? A. Veterans of the war were richly rewarded by the government for their years of service. B. A few patrician families grew very wealthy, but many farmers lost their land. C. The Roman Republic was strengthened by the newly-empowered plebeians. D. Slavery was outlawed, creating thousands of new jobs for working-class Romans.

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Kash Schmitt

3 April, 15:58

Which statement accurately describes Rome at the end of the Punic Wars? A. Veterans of the war were richly rewarded by the government for their years of service. B. A few patrician families grew very wealthy, but many farmers lost their land. C. The Roman Republic was strengthened by the newly-empowered plebeians. D. Slavery was outlawed, creating thousands of new jobs for working-class Romans.

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Anastasia Moyer · Answer 1

"C. The Roman Republic was strengthened by the newly-empowered plebeians" would be the best description from the list, but this was not a universal truth.