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A conflict in which Italian allies rebelled and forced Rome to grant citizenship, leaving voting power unresolved.
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Social War
A conflict in which Italian allies rebelled and forced Rome to grant citizenship, leaving voting power unresolved.
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The Social War forced Rome to grant citizenship to Italian allies, but left unresolved the question of how much voting power those new citizens would have in an unequal republic.
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"...Gracchi brothers. Second major conflict that happens is something called a social war. And the social war is basically this. The people who fight..."
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"People who live in the neighboring provinces. They're the ones who fight the war. And after Rome keeps on winning these wars, Rome refuses..."
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"...other. Okay? The first thing that happens is something called the social wars. Basically, it's the Roman allies who were told to fight a..."
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"So the social war. Then you have these slave revolts. What they call the Servile Wars. Okay? Then you have these piracy going on...."
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