How did the creation of an empire affect rome's society and economy?

a)
slavery diminished as opportunities for free workers increased.

b)
all classes in roman society enjoyed prosperity as a result of territorial expansion.

c)
the agricultural economy grew in italy as small landowners were able to increase their crop growth.

d)
the territorial expansion tended to benefit the wealthy and increase their control, often at the expense of the small farmers.

Explanation:

Empires are guide by an expansionist policy, which allow to have more territories, setting a big advantage over other, because territories have other implications, they have in their power all the goods of that conquered land, like minerals or even farms.

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