Question

How did the practice of granting citizenship to conquered people benefit Rome? A) Citizens could be called on to serve in the army, thus adding to Rome’s power. B) Taxes could be collected from citizens and used for the government. C) Dictators could tell new citizens who to vote for. D) People were less likely to rebel if they were citizens.

Answer 1

Hello,

The answer the B. Taxes could be collected from citizens and used for the government.

Here is my reason why......

When the government grants citizenship you also have to pay taxes the government thinks its a good way to make money to help pay for daily services such as: Firefighter Stations, Police Stations, etc.... Particular services that help make life's easier.

Your answer is B.

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