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The Wars of the Roses was caused because of a dispute over the throne of which country? England France Germany Italy
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The Wars of the Roses was caused because of a dispute over the throne of which country? England France Germany Italy

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The Wars of the Roses was caused because of a dispute over the throne of "England", since this took place during a time when there was a lack of a definitive power structure in the area.
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