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How were plebeians and enslaved persons similar in Roman society? O They were not able to own property. O They were not educated in the laws. O They were not allowed to be soldiers O They were not allowed
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How were plebeians and enslaved persons similar in Roman society?

O They were not able to own property.
O They were not educated in the laws.
O They were not allowed to be soldiers
O They were not allowed to become citizens.

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He is right

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How were plebeians and enslaved persons similar in Roman society? O They were not-example-1
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Its actually B: they both weren't educated on laws

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