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The answer to your question is B, They posed no threat of permanent settlement.
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I believe the answer is War Hawks.
The causes and reasons for the growth of the Roman empire include:
- Strong military prowess.
- Economic strength.
- Political flexibility and stability.
The effects of the growth of the Roman Empire were:
- Rome became very wealthy and developed.
- Improved infrastructure and communication.
- Mixing of cultures.
<h3>How did the Roman empire expand and what did this expansion cause?</h3>
The Roman armies were quite formidable and had several innovations that allowed them to defeat their enemies. The Empire also possessed economic strength that allowed them to maintain pressure on other nations.
The political flexibility of Rome allowed them to adjust to the increasing population of the empire quite well.
One effect of the growth of the empire was that Rome became very wealthy from the resources they plundered and there was improved infrastructure as a result. The many nations that were conquered led to a mix of cultures as well.
Find out more on the Roman empire at brainly.com/question/596219.
A developing country might only have primary and secondary economic activities because the economy is not fully developed enough.
