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Roman citenzenship could be granted to anyone in the Roman Empire.What was the result of this?
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Roman citenzenship could be granted to anyone in the Roman Empire.What was the result of this?

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People came into the Roman walls and were granted citizenship. This meant that they were subject to fight, subject to work and be taxed, and subject to live the life of any roman.

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