Why did Roman citizens have to pay taxes, serve in the military, and serve as jurors?
A.
because Romans stressed civic duty
B.
because there was a population shortage
C.
because it pleased their many gods
D.
because the plebians went on strike
1 answer
The answer is A. because Romans stressed civic duty. The concept of civic duty was central to Roman society and citizens were expected to contribute to the state through their service in the military, payment of taxes, and participation in the legal system as jurors. This was seen as a necessary aspect of maintaining the stability and prosperity of the Roman Empire.