In the first century B. C., as Roman imperialism brought the state into further wars, the political situation was dominated by Select one: a. repeated invasions of Germanic barbarians. b. repeated rebellion of the Greek city-states. c. continual warfare in Asia Minor. d. a series of plebeian revolts. e. attempts of powerful generals to achieve supremacy in Rome through use of the army.

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In the first century B. C., as Roman imperialism brought the state into further wars, the political situation was dominated by Select one: a. repeated invasions of Germanic barbarians. b. repeated rebellion of the Greek city-states. c. continual warfare in Asia Minor. d. a series of plebeian revolts. e. attempts of powerful generals to achieve supremacy in Rome through use of the army.

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Autumn Bass · Answer 1

d. a series of plebeian revolts.

Explanation:

From the late second century B. C. onward, Rome deal with a lot of internal turmoil, all while extending its power.

This period is called Crisis of the Roman Republic.

Most of the causes were related to plebian revolts, against slavery, wars, land reform, ...

So the correct answer is:

d. a series of plebeian revolts.