What role did slaves play in Rome’s economy? They provided much of the manual labor needed to build, farm, and mine.

They were usually teachers, doctors, or business managers.

They made purchases that helped make Rome’s patricians very wealthy.

They had no value in Rome’s economy.

Explanation:

the first one because slaves were not valued other than to do work

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