Term
The Roman Republic
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granted citizenship and voting rights to all its people
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allowed any citizen to hold office
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combined elements of democracy, aristocracy, and monarchy
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maintained an army of mercenaries
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The main cause of the collapse of the Roman Republic was
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the Punic Wars
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the conflict between rich and poor
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political assassinations
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the tyranny of Julius Caesar
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The system of government established by Augustus remained stable because
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his successors were capable administrators
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Roman customs spread throughout the provinces
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the succession of emperors was clearly defined
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he established a civil service
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Christianity was a threat to Roman rulers because
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Jesus preached against Roman rule
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Christians refused to worship Roman gods
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Christians tried to overthrow Nero
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Romans were considered heretics
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The most enduring contribution of Rome was
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its law
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the use of aqueducts
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its roads
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the Latin language
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