The Immediate Consequence of the Assassination of Julius Caesar Was

question 17

Multiple Choice

The immediate consequence of the assassination of Julius Caesar was

• A) a struggle for power between his first lieutenant and his adopted son.
• B) the collapse of the Roman Empire.
• C) the restoration of the Roman Republic.
• D) an end to Rome's civil strife and establishment of the Pax Romana.

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Gonads

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Myelination

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