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What decision by the Roman senators ended the Roman republic? A) To invade Greece B) to change the way senators were elected C) to assassinate Julius Caesar D) to make Caesar dictator for life
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What decision by the Roman senators ended the Roman republic?

A) To invade Greece

B) to change the way senators were elected

C) to assassinate Julius Caesar

D) to make Caesar dictator for life

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