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Who named Julius Caesar the dictator of Rome? A. Himself B. Crassus and Pompey C. The people of Rome
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Who named Julius Caesar the dictator of

Rome?
A. Himself
B. Crassus and Pompey
C. The people of Rome

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Its c. The people of rome
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I think it's c sorry if I'm wrong

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