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How were the Judeo-Christian and Greco-Roman traditions similar in their influence on modern democracy? A. Both traditions declared that voting was the most important action citizens could take.
B. Both traditions required all citizens to follow the same laws regardless of status.
C. Both traditions called for citizens to rebel against governments that violated their rights.
D. Both traditions were based on the idea the religion should be separated from government.
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