C. Mass evacuations of non-Latin were carried out by the roman army.
See this is where the Romans were smart about their government. Yes they did conquer a lot of people, but they gave the conquered people freedom. Not only were they granted citizenship, but the roads that the Romans built were very useful for trading.
Technically this is true in the United States, since before westward expansion there were land restrictions on which white men could vote--but since practically all white men in the west owned land this was not the case.
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