How did the meaning of being a 'Roman citizen' change as the Roman Empire expanded over time?

It was eventually limited to only soldiers and government officials.

It remained exclusive to people born and living in the city of Rome.

It gradually grew to include free people from conquered lands.

It was abolished to treat everyone as a non-citizen subject.

The legacy of Roman citizenship provides a model for modern nations by combining which two elements?

Military duty and territorial conquest

Personal freedom and religious practice

Legal protections and civic duties

national identity and belonging.

direct democracy in all nations.

the separation of church and state.

To give emperors the sole power to interpret justice

To make the laws public and consistently applied, protecting citizens from arbitrary rule

To adopt the legal system of ancient Greece without any changes

To create a set of secret laws known only to the wealthy elite

required service in the military for life.

exemption from all forms of taxation.

specific legal rights and responsibilities within the empire.

ability to vote against the emperor's decisions.