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Which group was not allowed to vote in the Ancient Roman government? A. Slaves B. Peasants C. Priests D. Patricians

Which group was not allowed to vote in the Ancient Roman government? A. Slaves B. Peasants C. Priests D. Patricians
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Which group was not allowed to vote in the Ancient Roman government?

A. Slaves
B. Peasants
C. Priests
D. Patricians

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Slaves makes sense but im not 100% sure

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User Nearlymonolith
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Slaves

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