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    One Consequence of Rome's Conquests Was the Increased Role in Society
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One Consequence of Rome's Conquests Was the Increased Role in Society

Question 50

Question 50

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One consequence of Rome's conquests was the increased role in society played by:


A) patricians.
B) women.
C) slaves.
D) soldiers.
E) foreigners.

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