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Question 1

Plebeian grievances in the very early Roman republic included all of the following EXCEPT
 
  a. debt slavery.
  b. the ban on intermarriage with patricians.
  c. the granting of citizenship to non-Romans.
  d. discrimination against plebeians in the courts.
  e. the absence of a written law code.

Question 2

What best describes Charlemagne?
 
  a. He was a patron of learning and scholarship.
  b. He did not consider himself a Christian.
  c. He was more interested in treasure than territory.
  d. He conquered all of Spain.
  e. He was born in the British Isles.



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Reply 2 on: Sep 12, 2019
Gracias!


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