Rome, despite its glory, was facing many problems at home:
1. corruption in the senate and political violence for political gains and power
2. wealth gap between plebeians and patricians, the poor and wealth
3. soldiers only loyal to their generals paying them, not the republic
if you were a roman citizen (a senator or tribune), what predications could you make about the future of rome?
how would you fix it? would you make land reforms, fix unemployment, start another war to get

 fix unemployment and land reforms make the soliders loyal to republic by taxes going to solider which comes form republic make war for money

rome would soon fall

Explanation:

a) the colonists began to see themselves as different from people in britain.

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