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What is the correct definition of the Pax Romana a time of prosperity A. a time of prosperity under Julius Caesar B, a period of peace and stability in Rome C the emphasis on teaching peace to Roman D.
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What is the correct definition of the Pax Romana a time of prosperity

A. a time of prosperity under Julius Caesar

B, a period of peace and stability in Rome

C
the emphasis on teaching peace to Roman

D. the early years of Rome under Romulus

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Answer: B it was known as the time of peace and prosperity .

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