How was the roman Senate different from the unite states Senate?

Answer 1

The U. S. Senate is half of America's legislative branch of its government. The Roman Republic was a type of government. In other words a senate is pat of a republic, not the republic itself.

The U. S. Senate is half of America's legislative branch of its government. The Roman republic was a type of government. In other words a senate is pat of a republic, not the republic itself.

The U. S. Senate is half of America's legislative branch of its government. The Roman republic was a type of government. In other words a senate is pat of a republic, not the republic itself.

The U. S. Senate is half of America's legislative branch of its government. The Roman republic was a type of government. In other words a senate is pat of a republic, not the republic itself.

The U. S. Senate is half of America's legislative branch of its government. The Roman republic was a type of government. In other words a senate is pat of a republic, not the republic itself.

The U. S. Senate is half of America's legislative branch of its government. The Roman republic was a type of government. In other words a senate is pat of a republic, not the republic itself.

The U. S. Senate is half of America's legislative branch of its government. The Roman republic was a type of government. In other words a senate is pat of a republic, not the republic itself.

The U. S. Senate is half of America's legislative branch of its government. The Roman republic was a type of government. In other words a senate is pat of a republic, not the republic itself.

The U. S. Senate is half of America's legislative branch of its government. The Roman republic was a type of government. In other words a senate is pat of a republic, not the republic itself.

Answer 2

The Romans wore togas, and spoke Latin.. :)

Actually, there are not too many real, substantive differences. They both tend to be composed of educated males from the upper classes, with some variation in the US of course - we let the odd female or dark-skinned person in the senate, so long as they're rich enough to overcome those two hurdles.

The both are full of clicques and small groups of senators who get together for special interests and then break apart again when necessary.

The Roman senate murdered Julius Caesar, but as of today, the US Senate has not quite gotten so bold with a US President.

There are more US senators (100) than there were Roman senators, I believe.

The Romans produced more orators, historians, philosophers, and learned men. The US Senate produced Rick Santorum and Ted Kennedy, he of the famous "Kennedy School of Drunk Driving".

Answer 3

the roman senate is roman and the us senate is us therefore they are different #swag

The Roman senators were not elected and were selected from the higher and lower tiers of the nobility. During the republic and before power became concentrated in the hands of emperors, it was the most powerful political body. It issued decrees, it had control over the administration and finance of the provinces (the administrative units of the conquered territories), and it was in charge of the treasury. It did not propose bills and it did not vote on on them.

Answer 4

The Roman senate was an unelected body and was not a legislative body. It was an advisory body, originally for the king and later for the consuls, the two annually elected heads of the Republic. It was made up of patricians (aristocrats) and former executive officers of state.

Answer 5

The ancient Roman senate and the United States Senate were as different as night and day. The only thing they had in common was the name "Senate". For starters, there was the size. The United States senate is composed of 100 men; the Roman senate, at the time of Julius Caesar, had 600 men. The American senate can debate and pass laws. The Roman senate could debate, but only pass resolutions. A senator in the United States is answerable to his constituents, a Roman senator was answerable to no one. A senator in the United States must be reelected to remain a senator, while the Roman senator had the position for life unless he did something to get himself expelled from the senate.

Answer 6

Roman senators served for life, but US senators serve for six years.

Answer 7

The U. S. Senate is half of America's legislative branch of its government. The Roman republic was a type of government. In other words a senate is pat of a republic, not the republic itself.

Answer 8

They both propose laws.