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Why did the emperor require Jewish people to leave Rome in A.D. 49?
to ease overcrowding.to establish Roman colonies in recently conquered territory
to promote the repopulation of Palestine
to prevent riots in the streets
to increase tax revenue for the empire
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To prevent riots in the streets.
Emperor Claudius expelled the Jews from Rome (around A.D. 49) because of public disturbances and unrest—Suetonius mentions expulsions due to continual disturbances "at the instigation of Chrestus" (likely disputes over Christ).
Emperor Claudius expelled the Jews from Rome (around A.D. 49) because of public disturbances and unrest—Suetonius mentions expulsions due to continual disturbances "at the instigation of Chrestus" (likely disputes over Christ).
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