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PolarNik [594]
3 years ago
5

A senior with asthma would most likely be vulnerable to Washington’s water supplies polluted with waste. vegetables grown in con

taminated soil. toxic cleaning products sold in stores. air polluted with automobile exhaust.
History
1 answer:
lesya692 [45]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

D. air polluted with automobile exhaust.

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So the Senate found itself in no position to defy Caesar, who named himself the constitutional title of dictator for increasing periods until he was dictator for life, or Octavian (later named Augustus), who eventually named himself imperator.

The Senate had plenty of warning about this. The civil wars between Sulla and Marius gave plenty of reason for it to make real changes, but they were so wedded to the mos maiorum (tradition of the ancestors) that they were not willing to address the very real dangers to the republic that their constitution, which was designed for a city-state, was facing (not that I have too many bright ideas about what they could have done).

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