What does the excerpt imply about Rome's relationship with France?

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Cedricbahirwe · Answer 1 · 2022-02-19T02:30:06+0000

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The excerpt implies that the Romans controlled France (Gaul). When Caesar lost most of his fleet, he returned to Gaul to regroup and resume his journey. He had ordered the people there to build him a large fleet. After defeating Cassibellaun, he returned to France.

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