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A main difference between the ancient Greek and Roman governments was that in Rome all men could vote, while in Greece only the wealthy men had this privilege.

A main difference between the ancient Greek and Roman governments was that in Rome all men could vote, while in Greece only the wealthy men had this privilege.
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A main difference between the ancient Greek and Roman governments was that in Rome all men could vote, while in Greece only the wealthy men had this privilege.

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The statement listed about will be false. In Rome, only the wealthy men could vote. 
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