What best defines the Pax Romana? a. Closing of trade routes b. Expansion of territory c. Peace and prosperity d. Unification of cultures

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What best defines the Pax Romana?

a. Closing of trade routes
b. Expansion of territory
c. Peace and prosperity
d. Unification of cultures

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c. peace and prosperity was the roman pax

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