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Which Roman contribution to political theory was adapted by the Founding Fathers? A. assembly B. empire C. representative government D. feudalism

Which Roman contribution to political theory was adapted by the Founding Fathers? A. assembly B. empire C. representative government D. feudalism
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Which Roman contribution to political theory was adapted by the Founding Fathers?

A. assembly
B. empire
C. representative government
D. feudalism

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C. Representative government was a contribution to political theory that was adapted by the Founding Fathers
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The Representative Government was the Roman contribution to political theory that was adapted by the Founding fathers.
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