How was Rome's economy affected by Rome's conquest of new lands?
New territories strained Rome's finances, as they did not pay taxes to Rome.
New territories increased Rome's wealth, as Rome gained access to new resources.
New territories helped Rome's small farmers, as demand for food exports increased.
New territories led to greater equality, as plebeians gained more resources.

New territories increased Rome's wealth, as Rome gained access to new resources.

Explanation:

Rome was a city-state that grew to become an empire. Throughout its history, there have been various wars to protect the city, and then to expand. Their military, political and social history were closely linked.

During the imperialist period of their history, they conquered Britannia and various lands of Asia Minor. They also dominated trade in the Mediterranean Sea, this was of vital importance for trade between the various conquered lands and with other countries.

The various conquered lands brought wealth to Rome as they allowed a greater quantity of raw materials and labor.

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B

Explanation:

judicial because its legislative, executive and judicial