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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

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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