The Consul Marius' Most Significant Innovation Was

question 24

Multiple Choice

The consul Marius' most significant innovation was

• A) to recruit the urban poor for army service and offer them land grants after discharge.
• B) introduction of the office of Dictator.
• C) the sale of provincial governorships to the highest bidder.
• D) encouraging a cult that worshipped him as a god.
• E) creating an army whose loyalty was to Rome and not the commander of the army.

Identify and understand different logical fallacies.

Distinguish between fallacies of relevance, ambiguity, and presumption.

Analyze arguments for logical coherence and validity.

Apply critical thinking to evaluate the burden of proof in claims.

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