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The Roman Republic faced many crises after the 200s BC as it expanded beyond Italy. Its government was not suited to rule a vast empire. Provincial governors abused their power through corruption and unfair taxes, angering populations. Land reforms hurt small farmers, while victorious soldiers lost their lands, creating landless citizens. Political tensions rose as the wealthy elite gained more power over the disenfranchised masses. Conflicts between reformers and conservatives led to civil wars, weakening

Author

Réka Radványi

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EN