Which statement about Rome at the end of the Punic Wars is true?

A.

The gap between rich and poor Romans grew narrower as small farmers became wealthy.

B.

The Roman Senate decided the wars had been too costly and halted further expansion.

C.

Rome's power on the Italian peninsula was broken and the city came under Etruscan rule.

D.

Rome extended its territory into North Africa, Spain, Greece, and Asia Minor.

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Immanuel

10 November, 22:28

Which statement about Rome at the end of the Punic Wars is true?

A.

The gap between rich and poor Romans grew narrower as small farmers became wealthy.

B.

The Roman Senate decided the wars had been too costly and halted further expansion.

C.

Rome's power on the Italian peninsula was broken and the city came under Etruscan rule.

D.

Rome extended its territory into North Africa, Spain, Greece, and Asia Minor.

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Kaitlyn Woodward · Answer 1

Rome extended its territory into North Africa, Spain, Greece, and Asia Minor statement about Rome at the end of the Punic Wars is true the aftermath of the punic wars was that Rome bbecame superpower of the ancient world and expanded vastly it's territory