Gain, acquire, capture, inherit, educe, access, snag, secure
I believe the answer is D. The reason I said D is because the craziest party is describing have been.
<span> The ramifications of the assassination led to the </span>Liberators' civil war<span> and, ultimately, to the </span>Principate<span> period of the </span>Roman Empire<span>.
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The sentence can be completed using the present perfect tense. The correct blanks are <u>has been</u> and <u>got</u>.
<h3>What is the present perfect tense?</h3>
The present perfect tense is the type of tense that combines the present tense with the perfect tense. It expresses the past event that affects the present situation.
To make the present perfect tense the sentence must include the subject, auxiliary word (have, has), and the main verb in the past participle form.
Therefore, the correct blanks are<u> has been</u> and <u>got</u>.
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