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Who ended the Roman Republic? A) Alexander the Great B) Julius Caesar C) Augustus D) Genghis Khan
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Who ended the Roman Republic?

A) Alexander the Great
B) Julius Caesar
C) Augustus
D) Genghis Khan

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The correct answer is Augustus
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The end to the Roman Republic occurred when Augustus came to power. However, his name was actually Octavius and he later accepted the title of "Octavian" meaning "The Exalted One", as he was known as the unchallenged master of the Empire.
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