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Rome's political world

by Christine
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The Roman Republic was governed by a single dictator with unlimited power at all times.

2

Patricians and plebeians never shared political offices.

3

The Emperor was elected by the Senate.

4

The Senate advised consuls in governance.

5

Consuls were the highest elected political office in the Roman Republic.

6

Julius Caesar was elected consul in 59 BC.

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Citizens voted in popular assemblies such as the comitia.

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Censors were elected for life.

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The Senate had no power by the end of the Republic.

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The cursus honorum outlined the sequence of public offices for politicians.

 
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