Question

How did the Punic Wars change the population of the cities of Rome?

Answer 1

Welcome To Open Study :) Rome was a single city. It had other cities as allies.

The Roman army was recruited from its farming class. While they were away during the wars, the large landowners took over the common land on which the farmers depended. They also took on slaves arising from the war as agricultural labourers, displacing Romans. This class was badly damaged by this, and eventually non-propertied men became the backbone of the army. These became reliant on their generals who gathered influence from these clients. All this was a major element leading to the civil wars.

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