The Roman monarchy was not hereditary. The kings of Rome were elected. When the king died, there was a period called interregnum (in between reigns) during which the senate took charge of Rome and debated about candidates for the kingship. The candidate then had to be elected by the people gathered in the comitia curiata (the assembly of the wards). It is not known whether the senate chose only one candidate or several candidates to be put to the popular vote. Once elected the king became the head of the city and the army and his office was for life. The king made all the decisions and consulted the senate which was the advisory body of the king.
The Roman republic was a republic. There was no monarchy, constitutional or otherwise.
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The Roman Monarchy ended with the overthrow of the last king, Lucius Tarquinius Superbus, who was a tyrant in 509 BC.
There were three governments in Ancient Rome: there was the Roman monarchy, the Roman Republic, and the Roman Empire. The Roman Monarchy (753 BC--509 BC) was your average monarchy. The Roman Republic (509 BC--27 BC) was a Representative form of government. The Roman Empire (27 BC-AD 476) formed when the Roman Republic was removed (some accounts claim by Julius Caesar).
The early Roman government was a monarchy (for 244 years, 753-509 B.C.).
The Roman republic was a republic. There was no monarchy, constitutional or otherwise.
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A Republic is not a monarchy, it does not have a king. Several republics were formed when a monarchy was overthrown. The Roman Republic was one such case. They got rid of the kings
Monarchy.
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The Roman monarchy lasted about 243 years.
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The Roman monarchy was overthrown, which started the era of the Roman Republic.
It started 753 B.C. and i believe it ended 509 B.C. because that's when the Roman Republic started.