Each of the Following Accurately Describes the Republic's Administration of the Empire

Each of the following accurately describes the Republic's administration of the Empire except

A) Rome maintained peace; built roads, aqueducts, and public buildings; and spread Greek culture.
B) while often extending citizenship to Italians, Rome seldom extended it to those outside of Italy.
C) Roman discipline and values ensured a government nearly free of corruption.
D) Rome usually permitted a large degree of local and self-government and local religious beliefs and practices.
E) areas that formerly had suffered endemic warfare enjoyed peace under Roman administration.