The Roman Aristocracy's View of Liberty

question 53

Multiple Choice

The Roman aristocracy's view of liberty

• A)involved competition for political power and privilege.
• B)included the freedom to achieve virtue, dignity, and fame.
• C)was aptly summed up by Cicero.
• D)always remained elitist.
• E)all of the above

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