What was the economic impact of the military conquests
during the roman republic?

Q. How did Rome's military conquests affect the economic and social structures of the Roman Republic? Soldiers deserted to join enemy armies attacking Rome. Trade routes fell into disuse throughout the Republic.

Explanation:

We won the  war for three major reasons: 1.) We had the home court advantage - we were fighting the war on our own territory. We knew the land much better than the British did, and we did not have to ship soldiers or equipment overseas. 2.) The element of surprise: George Washington (American general) lead with surprise tactics. The British were unaccustomed to the lack of regularity or reason with American troops. Also, the French came and aided us. 3.) Low expectations - The British saw this war as a joke at first. Had they taken it more seriously, they probably would have won. As it was George Washington was a superior general, and he rallied the American people to fight hard