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The Pax Romana was: A. 200 years of stability. B. an experiment in democracy. C. a giant stadium, in which gladiators fought battles. D. a deadly plague that killed more than 30% of the population of the
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The Pax Romana was:

A. 200 years of stability.

B. an experiment in democracy.

C. a giant stadium, in which gladiators fought battles.

D. a deadly plague that killed more than 30% of the population of the Roman Empire.

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A. 200 years of stability
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