Which sentences describe the balance of power in the Roman Republic? select all answers

The senate could remove the consuls before their term ended.

Tribunes could reject decisions that were unfair to plebeians.

Each consul could reject decisions made by the other consul.

There were equal numbers of voters inside and outside of Rome.

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Hailie Patton

8 October, 22:05

Which sentences describe the balance of power in the Roman Republic? select all answers

The senate could remove the consuls before their term ended.

Tribunes could reject decisions that were unfair to plebeians.

Each consul could reject decisions made by the other consul.

There were equal numbers of voters inside and outside of Rome.

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Amy Mercer · Answer 1

Each consul could reject decisions that were unfair to plebeians

Trace · Answer 2

The correct answers are B) Tribunes could reject decisions that were unfair to plebeians and C) Each consul could reject decisions made by the other consul.

The sentences that describe the balance of power in the Roman Republic are "Tribunes could reject decisions that were unfair to plebeians" and "Each consul could reject decisions made by the other consul."

The Roman Republic influenced many modern governments due to its structure and system of checks and balances. The Republic started in 509 BC and ended in 27 BC. It started after the last Roman King and ended with the beginning of the Roma Empire.

The Roman Republic had three social classes: the Patricians, Pebleians, and Slaves. Two consuls were elected to rule the Republic, and the Senate represented the citizens and advised the consuls. The Assembly was another important component of the Republic because the Assembly could create laws.