Marius was an innovator in the Roman army because he waived the requirement for soldiers to be landowners and he recruited
a. Farmers who owned only small plots of land.
b. Freed slaves working for citizenship.
c. Landless volunteers from the working poor.
d. The finest soldiers in the city of Rome.
e. Soldiers who were loyal to the Senate above all else.
c
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