For rulers like Justinian of Rome or Chinese Emperors for the Great Wall of China, when they taxed the people, they often focused on the lower class, like slaves, and in Imperial China, they had samurais to collect taxes or shared-crops for their services and not doing so was punishable (punishment varies based on time period). Also they paid their taxes for the good of their country so they could thrive with military and have a flourishing society. If you like my answer please give it a Brainiest medal.
none really but im guessing singing and dancing it was actually celabrated by whipping they believed it made them ferm this went awhile with the romans
The correct answer of the given question above would be option 4. Here is the complete statement. Revolutions have most often occurred in nations in which <span>social, political, or economic dissatisfaction exists. Hope this is the answer that you are looking for. </span>
