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What did Romans value the most during the early republic? A. accumulation of wealth B.family C. duty to the state D. knowledge

What did Romans value the most during the early republic? A. accumulation of wealth B.family C. duty to the state D. knowledge
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What did Romans value the most during the early republic?

A. accumulation of wealth

B.family

C. duty to the state

D. knowledge

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Accumulation of wealth
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