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Looking at the extent of the roman republic in 44 b.c.e. (map 4-3), one could argue that the roman empire was a _______ world.

Looking at the extent of the roman republic in 44 b.c.e. (map 4-3), one could argue that the roman empire was a _______ world.
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Looking at the extent of the roman republic in 44

b.c.e. (map 4-3), one could argue that the roman empire was a _______ world.

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One could argue that the Roman Empire was a *Mediterranean* world.
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