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In the Roman Republic, which branch of government was responsible for creating laws?
In the Roman Republic, which branch of government was responsible for creating laws?
The Canadian government has a three-branch system similar to the Roman Republic's government.
The Canadian government has a three-branch system similar to the Roman Republic's government.
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What was the role of the two consuls in the Roman Republic's government?
What was the role of the two consuls in the Roman Republic's government?
The two consuls ruled the Executive Branch, controlled the army, and made decisions for the republic.
In times of crisis, the Roman Republic could appoint a ______ with absolute rule.
In times of crisis, the Roman Republic could appoint a ______ with absolute rule.
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Match the Roman Republic government branches to their responsibilities:
Match the Roman Republic government branches to their responsibilities:
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Study Notes
Roman Republic Government
- Roman Republic government had three branches: legislative, executive, and judicial.
- Legislative Branch: responsible for creating laws (Senate - 300 members)
- Judicial Branch: 8 judges oversaw courts in provinces of Rome
- Executive Branch: Consuls (two leaders elected by the people) controlled the army, made decisions, could choose a dictator during crisis.
Branches of Government
- The legislative branch creates laws.
- The executive branch implements the laws and makes decisions.
- The judicial branch interprets the laws.
- These three branches work together to keep the government organized and maintain order in Rome.
- This system influenced modern systems like Canada’s.
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Explore the structure of the Roman Republic's government, which consists of three main branches: legislative, executive, and judicial. This quiz will test your understanding of how these branches functioned and influenced modern governance systems. Discover the roles of the Senate, consuls, and judges in maintaining order in ancient Rome.
