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How did the plebeians gain more power in Roman government? A by going on strike and causing the patricians to lose money B by electing leaders that favored plebeians over patricians C by demanding that
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How did the plebeians gain more power in Roman government?
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by going on strike and causing the patricians to lose money
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by electing leaders that favored plebeians over patricians
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by demanding that Roman laws be written down
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C is the correct answer
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