In which of the following ways did the roman empire differ from the roman republic? (2 answers)
[a] centralized absolute power in one ruler
[b] eliminated the senate
[c] instituted a census for taxation purposes
[d] provided for direct election for emperors by citizens
[e] pulled back from expansion and reduced trade
giving 24 points if you have the answers to all give

The correct option is A

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