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Julius Caesars conquests added which territory to the Roman Empire? A. Egypt B. The Middle East C. France D. Carthage
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Julius Caesars conquests added which territory to the Roman Empire?

A. Egypt
B. The Middle East
C. France
D. Carthage

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C. France

Step-by-step explanation:

In 58 BC, Julius Caesar took command of Rome's northern frontier and set out to conquer Gaul, which corresponds roughly to modern-day France.

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