What is the lawmaking body of the Roman Republic?

Answer 1

A republic can take more than one form in actuality. Meaning the bodies of legislature can be more than of one name and type. For example, the US is a republic with federal legislative bodies sitting (working) in Congress. The Congress is made up of two legislative sections, the House of Representatives and the Senate. The House represents the people, thus has over 438 representatives (divided up based on the population of each state, thus California has the most reps.) while the Senate represents the states, with each state having 2 senators for a total of 100 Senators. These totals together, Representatives and Senators, make up the number of electoral votes in the Electoral College. this total is 538. When the federal elections take place, the 1st Tuesday in November, every 4 years, the President elect must win 50% plus 1 of the total electoral college votes to become the next president of the USA. The total, 538 legislators, means the President elect has to win at least 269 electoral votes to be elected. Different countries with a Republic system, for example France has one as well, would have the details of their legislative setup somewhat different though similar the USA. This would be the case of all the republics around the world. The other major system of legislative democratic governments, parliamentary systems, would have a different setup entirely. For example all of the members of the British Commonwealth (any nation formerly owned by Britain) would have a Parliamentary system. They would be democratic (selected by the people in voting) but not a Republic (which also is democratic since its members are also selected by the people by vote).

Answer 2

The legislation body of the Roman Republic was the senate, although technically, the senate could only propose laws then put them before the people for a vote. However this was not always practical and the senate found ways to get around this inconvenience. On paper, it was the Senate and the Roman people (SPQR), but the reality was very different.

The legislation body of the Roman republic was the senate, although technically, the senate could only propose laws then put them before the people for a vote. However this was not always practical and the senate found ways to get around this inconvenience. On paper, it was the Senate and the Roman people (SPQR), but the reality was very different.

The legislation body of the Roman republic was the senate, although technically, the senate could only propose laws then put them before the people for a vote. However this was not always practical and the senate found ways to get around this inconvenience. On paper, it was the Senate and the Roman people (SPQR), but the reality was very different.

The legislation body of the Roman republic was the senate, although technically, the senate could only propose laws then put them before the people for a vote. However this was not always practical and the senate found ways to get around this inconvenience. On paper, it was the Senate and the Roman people (SPQR), but the reality was very different.

The legislation body of the Roman republic was the senate, although technically, the senate could only propose laws then put them before the people for a vote. However this was not always practical and the senate found ways to get around this inconvenience. On paper, it was the Senate and the Roman people (SPQR), but the reality was very different.

The legislation body of the Roman republic was the senate, although technically, the senate could only propose laws then put them before the people for a vote. However this was not always practical and the senate found ways to get around this inconvenience. On paper, it was the Senate and the Roman people (SPQR), but the reality was very different.

The legislation body of the Roman republic was the senate, although technically, the senate could only propose laws then put them before the people for a vote. However this was not always practical and the senate found ways to get around this inconvenience. On paper, it was the Senate and the Roman people (SPQR), but the reality was very different.

The legislation body of the Roman republic was the senate, although technically, the senate could only propose laws then put them before the people for a vote. However this was not always practical and the senate found ways to get around this inconvenience. On paper, it was the Senate and the Roman people (SPQR), but the reality was very different.

The legislation body of the Roman republic was the senate, although technically, the senate could only propose laws then put them before the people for a vote. However this was not always practical and the senate found ways to get around this inconvenience. On paper, it was the Senate and the Roman people (SPQR), but the reality was very different.

Answer 3

The legislation body of the Roman republic was the senate, although technically, the senate could only propose laws then put them before the people for a vote. However this was not always practical and the senate found ways to get around this inconvenience. On paper, it was the Senate and the Roman people (SPQR), but the reality was very different.

Answer 4

The senate