What impact did slavery have on the roman empire?

Slavery in ancient Rome played an important role in society and the economy.

Explanation:

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Slavery had a very important impact on the Roman Empire. At that time, slaves were the ones that were a part of a territory that was conquered by others. As we know, the Roman Empire stretched along with a very large territory that went from Europe to Africa, so the number of slaves in the Roman Empire was large. Historians estimate that slaves summed up to 40% of the Roman population. Slaves had a very important role in the Roman economy, most of them worked on farms and plantations. Also, slaves were an important part of Roman history because when they became a part of the Roman military they led a series of rebellions.

The correct answer is B) appeasement.

This cartoon is referencing a situation of the 1930s. It was appeasement.

The policy of appeasement implies the tolerance of one nation when the other nation -a rival or enemy nation- is constantly threatening the other nation. That is what mostly Great Britain did with Hitler before World War II.

In the cartoon attached, we can see how Nazi German leader Adolph Hitler is stepping over the spines of other world leaders, and no one is answering to his aggressions.