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Economic inequality and political corruption.

- The Roman Republic was highly stratified, with a small number of wealthy landowners holding most of the power and wealth. This led to resentment and conflict between the rich and the poor, who felt that they were not getting a fair share of the benefits of society.

- Political corruption was also widespread, with many politicians using their positions to enrich themselves and their friends. This further eroded trust in the government and made it difficult to address the other problems facing the Republic.

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