In the republican era of Rome Comitia was a blanket term for all assemblies (general meetings).
Comitia Curiata were the oldest types of assemblies and were present during the Kingdom era. It was made up of representatives of the three old tribes of the city of Rome (ramnes, tities, luceres). Comitia curiata didn't really possess any real political powers. It could only could act as "a court of appeal" for death sentences. Also, it was a place for all speakers to express their opinions.
During the republican era, comitia centuriata's presence became only a formality, although they had the right of giving imperium to higher magistrates (lex curiata de imperio), but that, too, was only a formality.
Comitia Centuriata was the younger form of Comitia, altough also present during the kingdom era. It represented the military units (centuries).
Unlike, c. curiata, it's powers became more prominent during the republican era. It represented the highest form of Comitia. It had the right of electing the higher magistrates (consuls, praetors, censors-although it was the senate which nominated the candidates), officially declared war and peace (although the actual decisions for this lay with the consuls). It was the highest court of appeal for executions or exile.
Finally, it was a place where people (populus) would vote about any important matter (including legislation).
Both comitiae declined in power after the crisis in Republic and the establishment of Dictatorship, and finally the Empire.
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The Consuls were elected by the Assembly of the Soldiers (comitia centuriata)
the assembly of the soldiers (comitia centuriata), the assembly of the ribes (comitia tributa) and the plebeian council (concilium plebis)
Elected by assemblies of the citizens.
The citizens of ancient Rome voted and elected their leaders. This was done by the two assemblies. The Plebeian assembly, the comitia tributa, elected the quaestors and the patrician Curule Aedile. The Ward Assembly the, Comitia Centuriata,elected the Praetors, Censors, and the Counsuls.
The Censor in ancient Rome was a government official who oversaw the census every five years. He had the power to snoop into people's finances, as the voting assembly, the Comitia Centuriata, was divided into wards based on wealth and age. He also reviewed the list of senators and could remove anyone from the senate who acted illegally or against Roman morality.
Culture and civilization tend to occur in the same society and both of them are related because: 1. They are dependent of one another i.e. a change in either of the two leads to the formation of the other thus, an advancement in the other. 2. They both require the same medium in order to be expressed i.e. both of them require a channel in which they can be expressed, this medium I am talking about is the society.
The Assembly of the Centuries (comitia centuriata) was made up of patricians, equites and plebeians. It was the Assembly of the Soldiers. All soldiers voted in this assembly. It was named after the century (centuria) which was the basic unit of the Roman army, similar to a company. The soldiers were plebeians. The officers mostly were patricians. The cavalry was made up of the equites (cavalrymen) who were the second highest social rank in Roman society.
In the period of the Roman Republic there were three popular assemblies: the Assembly of the Soldiers (comtia centuriata), the Assembly of the Tribe (comitia tributa) and the Plebeian Council (concilium plebis. The Assembly of the Soldiers gathered the soldiers to vote on war or peace and to elect the higher executive officers of state. The Assembly of the Tribes gathered all citizens and elected the lower officers of state. The Plebeian council gathered the commoners (plebeians), elected the plebeian tribunes (the representatives of the plebeians) and voted on bills.
There were several assemblies in Rome. The assembly of the soldiers elected the higher officers of state (consuls, praetors and censors) voted on going to war, and acted as court of appeal for treason and death penalty cases until Sulla crated a special jury in 82 BC. The assembly of the tribes elected military tribunes with consular powers and the lower officers of state (qaestors and curule aediles) voted on laws, except those on war and acted as court of appeal for other cases again until Sulla created a special jury. The plebeian councils elected the plebeian tribunes and plebein aediles and voted on laws called plebiscites which originally were binding only on plebeians and later were made binding on all citizens. There was also another assembly, the comitia curiata, which was the original one which is said to be dated back to Romulus and which elected the kings. This assembly was retained when the assembly of the soldiers and the assembly of the tribes were created under the 6th king but it lost its political significance. Under the republic, It retained the power to confer imperium (command) to the officers of state with imperium after they had been elected, it made decisions of religious matters and on questions of family relations. It decayed by the 3rd century.
It's an abbreviation of the Latin name for Oxfordshire, which in Latin is Comitia Oxoniae (County of Oxford).
There are no similarities. The Roman forum was a civic centre, not a theatre. It has the senate house, the comitia (the place wherew the popular assemblies met to vote and where public speeches were held), the courts, the state archives, the treasury, the basilicas (public buildings) and various temples. The theatres in Rome were in the area of the Campus Martius (Field of Mars).