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Later, during the tumultuous years near the end of the republic, Ciciro was ultimately forced to support either Augustus or Mark Anthony.
 
Later, during the tumultuous years near the end of the republic, Ciciro was ultimately forced to support either Augustus or Mark Anthony.
 
He chose to support Augustus, but after he and Mark Anthony allied together, one of their first decisions was to have Cicero eliminated.
 
He chose to support Augustus, but after he and Mark Anthony allied together, one of their first decisions was to have Cicero eliminated.
According to Sallust, the death of Cicero marked the end of the Roman Republic and the beginning of the Roman Empire.
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According to Sallust, the death of Cicero marked the end of the Roman Republic and the beginning of the Roman Empire. {{who says}}
    
==Impact of America==
 
==Impact of America==
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