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What was a consequence of the civil wars of the first century B.C.E.?-The Roman army was permanently weakened.-Roman government shrank and became more efficient.-The Roman army increased in size and become more professional.-Roman government became more democratic and egalitarian.-The Roman army disintegrated.
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