Which of these was not a tendency within the Roman state by 133 B.C.E.?

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By 133 B.C.E., all the tendencies listed (A through D) were indeed present within the Roman state. New trade routes and markets were expanding, the small farmer was disappearing, many farmers had been ruined by Hannibal's invasions and the demands of military service, and wealthy aristocrats were consolidating land into large estates. Therefore, none of these choices is an incorrect tendency for the period.

Which of These Was Not a Tendency Within the Roman