Why did some Romans attempt to reform the government?

Generals disliked using soldiers from conquered areas.

Plebeians had grown wealthier and begun challenging the patricians.

The gap between the wealthy and those living in poverty grew wider.

Patricians were upset that conquered peoples were given citizenship.

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Kamden Strong

13 August, 15:33

Why did some Romans attempt to reform the government?

Generals disliked using soldiers from conquered areas.

Plebeians had grown wealthier and begun challenging the patricians.

The gap between the wealthy and those living in poverty grew wider.

Patricians were upset that conquered peoples were given citizenship.

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Gustavo Sheppard · Answer 1

the correct answer is: The gap between the wealthy and those living in poverty grew wider.

Explanation:

Rome was a dangerous place, politicians and generals went to war to increase power and people couldn't get enough food. Caesar wanted to improve Roman society and some people resented the way he gained power.