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13 July, 09:27

Why did the growth of slavery cause problems in the Roman Empire?

A. People stopped working as farmers and became enslaved.

B. Slavery allowed people of all classes to get jobs and make money.

C. Slavery left fewer jobs for free people who needed to earn money.

D. Taxes on the use of enslaved people became too high.

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