The consuls were the two chief officials of the Roman government. They were mostly elected but sometimes appointed. During the republic they held supreme authority and had honor and prestige. During the principate they still had honor and prestige, but very little authority.
The consuls were the two chief officials of the Roman government. They were mostly elected but sometimes appointed. During the republic they held supreme authority and had honor and prestige. During the principate they still had honor and prestige, but very little authority.
The consuls were the two chief officials of the Roman government. They were mostly elected but sometimes appointed. During the republic they held supreme authority and had honor and prestige. During the principate they still had honor and prestige, but very little authority.
The consuls were the two chief officials of the Roman government. They were mostly elected but sometimes appointed. During the republic they held supreme authority and had honor and prestige. During the principate they still had honor and prestige, but very little authority.
The consuls were the two chief officials of the Roman government. They were mostly elected but sometimes appointed. During the republic they held supreme authority and had honor and prestige. During the principate they still had honor and prestige, but very little authority.
The consuls were the two chief officials of the Roman government. They were mostly elected but sometimes appointed. During the republic they held supreme authority and had honor and prestige. During the principate they still had honor and prestige, but very little authority.
The consuls were the two chief officials of the Roman government. They were mostly elected but sometimes appointed. During the republic they held supreme authority and had honor and prestige. During the principate they still had honor and prestige, but very little authority.
The consuls were the two chief officials of the Roman government. They were mostly elected but sometimes appointed. During the republic they held supreme authority and had honor and prestige. During the principate they still had honor and prestige, but very little authority.
The consuls were the two chief officials of the Roman government. They were mostly elected but sometimes appointed. During the republic they held supreme authority and had honor and prestige. During the principate they still had honor and prestige, but very little authority.
The consuls were the two chief officials of the Roman government. They were mostly elected but sometimes appointed. During the republic they held supreme authority and had honor and prestige. During the principate they still had honor and prestige, but very little authority.
The counsuls were two annually elected officials who were the head of the senate. They were the top officials during the republic.
During the Republic Rome was headed by two anuually elected consuls. The consuls were the heads of both the state and the army.
Consuls were the highest elected offices on the Roman Republic.
A republic! They had a senate and two consuls.
The Roman consuls served in the highest elected political office in the Roman Republic. Hope that helps! :) ;D
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Consuls,Senate and assembly
The government officials of the Roman republic are starting from the top: Consul--top man, two of them Praetor--mainly a judge, but had other duties as well. Number changed over time Quaestor--treasury offiial, number changed over time Aedile--in charge of public works. Number changed over time. Censor--oversaw the rolls of citizenship every five years. Could remove people from the senate, if deemed unworthy. Tribune--plebeian official who had power of veto over everyone except a dictator. Originally two, but grew to ten.
In Rome, in addition to leading the government, the consuls also led the army.
consuls
A republic! They had a senate and two consuls.
consuls
The Senate, the Consuls and the Assemblies
The Roman consuls served in the highest elected political office in the Roman Republic. Hope that helps! :) ;D
Consuls,Senate and assembly
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Consuls,Senate and assembly
Two consuls/leaders
Senate Consuls Assembly
In the republic Rome was ruled by two annually elected consuls. The senate was an advisory body. Over time the power of the consuls was reduced and the senate came to control much of Roman politics.