Rome's poor were pulled into long foreign wars, lost farms to debt, and were displaced into cities while rich landowners shifted land toward export cash crops.
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Rome's poor were pulled into long foreign wars, lost farms to debt, and were displaced into cities while rich landowners shifted land toward export cash crops.
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"And they are much more likely to win political office, okay, in their careers. Okay? So the triumph is a very, very big thing...."
"...to feed the people. Right? They want to grow food as cash crops for export. So suddenly for the first time in its history,..."
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