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3. What was the role of a dictator in ancient Rome? A. to defend the city from invaders B. to make laws for the benefit of the people C. to control the government for his own benefit D. to use absolute
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3. What was the role of a dictator in ancient Rome?

A. to defend the city from invaders
B. to make laws for the benefit of the people
C. to control the government for his own benefit
D. to use absolute power to make himself wealthy

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A to defend the city form invaders
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