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Who were the only people that were not allowed to be a citizen in the Roman empire? A. women B. slaves C. children D. Roman soldiers​
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Who were the only people that were not

allowed to be a citizen in the Roman
empire?
A. women
B. slaves
C. children
D. Roman soldiers​

User IShwar
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Answer:

pretty sure its slaves

Step-by-step explanation:

because they do all work they don't get money for working unless they are hired

User Miquel Las Heras
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Answer:

slaves

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