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This study guide covers Caesar's De Bello Gallico, Book 6, Chapters 13-20, focusing on Gallic society. It examines the social structure (Nobiles, Plebes), the roles and beliefs of the Druids and Equites, religious practices including human sacrifice, and the influence of Germanic customs. Key concepts include the power dynamics between social classes, the importance of religion, and the cultural differences between Gauls and Germans.
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Question 1 of 13
According to Caesar, what are the two primary social classes in Gaul? 🧐
Senators and Plebians
Patricians and Commoners
Nobiles and Plebes
Druides and Equites