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In the second century B.C.E., did the Romans want to annex Asia Minor and Greece? Why? Would you consider Rome’s actions to be aggressive or defensive imperialism? In other words, why did Rome conquer? Were the Romans looking for security? Wealth? Power? Fame?
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