Question

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Why did ancient Rome offer
citizenship to those outside
the city of Rome?
A. It added stability to the Roman Empire.
B. They wanted more people to own land.
C. So that everyone would become wealthy,
D. It was to eliminate religion.

Answer 1

The reward of citizenship meant that an individual lived under the “rule of law” and had a vested interest in his government. During the early days of the Republic, the Roman government was established with the primary goal of avoiding the return of a king.

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