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The biggest complaints in Rome were by the masses who lived in poverty

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What was one social problem the Romans had?

The biggest social problem was the abject poverty of the masses.


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The primary complaint against Jesus' teachings brought to the Romans was that he claimed to be the King of the Jews, which was seen as a challenge to Roman authority and a potential incitement to rebellion. Additionally, Jewish leaders accused him of blasphemy for claiming divine authority, which they believed warranted death under their law. They presented these charges to the Roman governor Pontius Pilate, emphasizing the threat Jesus posed to Roman peace and stability. Ultimately, this led to his crucifixion.


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