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How did the Roman government keep poor Romans from rebelling?

A.
the government offered them bread and circuses

B.
soldiers killed anyone who complained

C.
the government offered them plenty of jobs and housing

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SoapyMcTavish
The Government offered them bread and circuses. 
it was a free program for food supplements. And in top of that, the wealthy activists offered them free entrances to the public bathes. 
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arbitraryfoxbase

The correct answer to this question would be alternative A)"The government offered them bread and circuses."

The Roman Government kept the poor from rebelling by providing them with food, and also providing the population with circuses, or popular shows, to keep them entertained and maintain the illusion that they were happy, since they had food to eat and things to amuse themselves with.

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