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Which group was not allowed to vote in the Ancient Roman government? A. Slaves B. Peasants C. Priests D. Patricians
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Which group was not allowed to vote in the Ancient Roman government?

A. Slaves
B. Peasants
C. Priests
D. Patricians

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Slaves makes sense but im not 100% sure

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Slaves

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