The Roman Senate Question 5 options: a) met, in sequence, on each of the seven hills of Rome. b) was composed of elected representatives chosen by the slaves. c) initially was not a legislative body, but an advisory body. d) was led by three tribunes and five praetors. e) was selected by the clientes.

Three arguments in favor of agricultural subsidies:

1. Reasonable prices of food mostly lower prices.

2. Proper allocation of land for different crops.

3. Development of proper agricultural infrastructure.

Explanation:

Though agricultural subsidy was a good initiative to promote agricultural growth but poor farmers had not received any fruitful effect of it. As they were not economically stabilized so were unable to afford the modern technologies introduced by agricultural subsidies.

Three arguments in favor of agricultural subsidies are: It allocated land for different crops. That enhanced the agricultural productivity and efficiency level. It introduced new price system for crops that is mostly lower for maximum crops. It developed agricultural infrastructure that was much helpful for good production.