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In Rome, which of the following pairs were not citizens? a. slaves and patricians b. plebeians and patricians c. slaves and women d. plebeians and women
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In Rome, which of the following pairs were not citizens?

a. slaves and patricians
b. plebeians and patricians
c. slaves and women
d. plebeians and women

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C: Slaves and Women.

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In Roman, Slaves and women were not Citizens. They called them 'things' not humans.
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