BenBannaker
They could not vote or hold government office.
They could not vote or hold government office.
Depends on what office they hold or job they hold in federal government.
If you mean holding public office by being in the government, it was only Roman citizens of the first class who had the right to hold office. If you mean being in the government in the sense of working at a government job, almost anyone who wanted to could be a part of the bureaucracy. There were government slaves, clerks, freedmen, librarians, accountants and free men who all could have government jobs according to their qualifications.If you mean holding public office by being in the government, it was only Roman citizens of the first class who had the right to hold office. If you mean being in the government in the sense of working at a government job, almost anyone who wanted to could be a part of the bureaucracy. There were government slaves, clerks, freedmen, librarians, accountants and free men who all could have government jobs according to their qualifications.If you mean holding public office by being in the government, it was only Roman citizens of the first class who had the right to hold office. If you mean being in the government in the sense of working at a government job, almost anyone who wanted to could be a part of the bureaucracy. There were government slaves, clerks, freedmen, librarians, accountants and free men who all could have government jobs according to their qualifications.If you mean holding public office by being in the government, it was only Roman citizens of the first class who had the right to hold office. If you mean being in the government in the sense of working at a government job, almost anyone who wanted to could be a part of the bureaucracy. There were government slaves, clerks, freedmen, librarians, accountants and free men who all could have government jobs according to their qualifications.If you mean holding public office by being in the government, it was only Roman citizens of the first class who had the right to hold office. If you mean being in the government in the sense of working at a government job, almost anyone who wanted to could be a part of the bureaucracy. There were government slaves, clerks, freedmen, librarians, accountants and free men who all could have government jobs according to their qualifications.If you mean holding public office by being in the government, it was only Roman citizens of the first class who had the right to hold office. If you mean being in the government in the sense of working at a government job, almost anyone who wanted to could be a part of the bureaucracy. There were government slaves, clerks, freedmen, librarians, accountants and free men who all could have government jobs according to their qualifications.If you mean holding public office by being in the government, it was only Roman citizens of the first class who had the right to hold office. If you mean being in the government in the sense of working at a government job, almost anyone who wanted to could be a part of the bureaucracy. There were government slaves, clerks, freedmen, librarians, accountants and free men who all could have government jobs according to their qualifications.If you mean holding public office by being in the government, it was only Roman citizens of the first class who had the right to hold office. If you mean being in the government in the sense of working at a government job, almost anyone who wanted to could be a part of the bureaucracy. There were government slaves, clerks, freedmen, librarians, accountants and free men who all could have government jobs according to their qualifications.If you mean holding public office by being in the government, it was only Roman citizens of the first class who had the right to hold office. If you mean being in the government in the sense of working at a government job, almost anyone who wanted to could be a part of the bureaucracy. There were government slaves, clerks, freedmen, librarians, accountants and free men who all could have government jobs according to their qualifications.
The definition of a political office is the name given to a government office that is obtained by an election. Local, state, and federal government have political offices. Mayors, Senators, and the President hold political offices.
Government back benches is the term used to describe the elected members of government that don't hold a ministerial office.
he had a slave
That office is the presidency - the US president must be a natural born citizen.
the right to create policy, chage the government, and remove leaders from office.
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