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What was a consequence of Julius Caesar's assassination? • public demand for democratic elections O incomplete improvements to education • the transfer of government lands to plebeians O a more powerful
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a consequence of Julius Caesar's assassination?
• public demand for democratic elections
O incomplete improvements to education
• the transfer of government lands to plebeians
O a more powerful government without a dictator

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the answer is D

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The answer is D a more powerful government without a dictator.

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