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Who was the central power of Rome?

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7y ago
Updated: 8/21/2019

In the ancient Roman Empire, the central power was the Emperor. During the Republic, power was more dispersed. The Senate had considerable power but that was modified by the Tribunes, elected by the plebeians, and by tradition.

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