In what ways did the Plebians, slaves, and freeman contribute to the growth of the Roman economy?

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Spflow · Answer 1 · 2023-02-02T02:36:15+0000

Answer: Plebians were the middle-class people who helped create goods for the economy while the slaves did more of the dirty work like mining without pay and were a necessity because they worked without pay and finally the freedmen helped grow the economy.

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