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The 18 pages that link to Social War, each with the reason it gives.

• Roman RepublicRelated: The conflict led to broad citizenship grants and changed the Republic’s political community.

• CiceroRelated: Its aftermath shaped the citizenship and political world in which Cicero began his public career.

• PompeiiRelated: Pompeii joined the revolt and became a Roman colony after its defeat.

• Gaius MariusRelated: Marius commanded Roman forces in a conflict that transformed the status of Italy’s allied communities.

• Roman imperialismRelated: It ended with citizenship extended broadly across Italy, transforming the status of Rome's allied communities.

• Roman cavalryRelated: The war and its aftermath transformed the relationship between Roman forces and Italian manpower.

• First Mithridatic WarRelated: Rome’s Italian crisis constrained its response just as Mithridates challenged its eastern position.

• Gaius GracchusRelated: The later war exposed the unresolved citizenship dispute Gaius had tried to settle.

• Mithridatic WarsRelated: The war weakened Rome's position in Italy as Mithridates opened the first front in Asia.

• Roman military reformsRelated: Its aftermath extended citizenship and altered the pool of potential legionary recruits.

• SamnitesRelated: Samnites again fought Rome when Italian communities challenged unequal citizenship.

• Cimbrian WarRelated: The citizenship and manpower tensions persisted into a later war against Rome’s allies.

• Gracchi brothersRelated: The unresolved question of Italian rights had already surfaced in Gaius’s citizenship proposals.