What is name of the Roman government?

Answer 1

The Romans had three systems of government at three different times. At first it was the monarchy when they were ruled by kings. Next came the republic when they were ruled by consensus. The third type of government was the principate (which some people erroneously call the empire). The principate kept the outward appearance of the republic, but was in fact, ruled by one individual.

The Romans had three systems of government at three different times. At first it was the monarchy when they were ruled by kings. Next came the republic when they were ruled by consensus. The third type of government was the principate (which some people erroneously call the empire). The principate kept the outward appearance of the republic, but was in fact, ruled by one individual.

The Romans had three systems of government at three different times. At first it was the monarchy when they were ruled by kings. Next came the republic when they were ruled by consensus. The third type of government was the principate (which some people erroneously call the empire). The principate kept the outward appearance of the republic, but was in fact, ruled by one individual.

The Romans had three systems of government at three different times. At first it was the monarchy when they were ruled by kings. Next came the republic when they were ruled by consensus. The third type of government was the principate (which some people erroneously call the empire). The principate kept the outward appearance of the republic, but was in fact, ruled by one individual.

The Romans had three systems of government at three different times. At first it was the monarchy when they were ruled by kings. Next came the republic when they were ruled by consensus. The third type of government was the principate (which some people erroneously call the empire). The principate kept the outward appearance of the republic, but was in fact, ruled by one individual.

The Romans had three systems of government at three different times. At first it was the monarchy when they were ruled by kings. Next came the republic when they were ruled by consensus. The third type of government was the principate (which some people erroneously call the empire). The principate kept the outward appearance of the republic, but was in fact, ruled by one individual.

The Romans had three systems of government at three different times. At first it was the monarchy when they were ruled by kings. Next came the republic when they were ruled by consensus. The third type of government was the principate (which some people erroneously call the empire). The principate kept the outward appearance of the republic, but was in fact, ruled by one individual.

The Romans had three systems of government at three different times. At first it was the monarchy when they were ruled by kings. Next came the republic when they were ruled by consensus. The third type of government was the principate (which some people erroneously call the empire). The principate kept the outward appearance of the republic, but was in fact, ruled by one individual.

The Romans had three systems of government at three different times. At first it was the monarchy when they were ruled by kings. Next came the republic when they were ruled by consensus. The third type of government was the principate (which some people erroneously call the empire). The principate kept the outward appearance of the republic, but was in fact, ruled by one individual.

Answer 2

The ancient Romans had three forms of government, the monarchy, the republic and the principate. The monarchy was the absolute rule by a king, the republic was the electing of officials by the people and the principate was the incorporation of the powers of the republic into one person, the emperor.

The ancient Romans had three forms of government, the monarchy, the republic and the principate. The monarchy was the absolute rule by a king, the republic was the electing of officials by the people and the principate was the incorporation of the powers of the republic into one person, the emperor.

The ancient Romans had three forms of government, the monarchy, the republic and the principate. The monarchy was the absolute rule by a king, the republic was the electing of officials by the people and the principate was the incorporation of the powers of the republic into one person, the emperor.

The ancient Romans had three forms of government, the monarchy, the republic and the principate. The monarchy was the absolute rule by a king, the republic was the electing of officials by the people and the principate was the incorporation of the powers of the republic into one person, the emperor.

The ancient Romans had three forms of government, the monarchy, the republic and the principate. The monarchy was the absolute rule by a king, the republic was the electing of officials by the people and the principate was the incorporation of the powers of the republic into one person, the emperor.

The ancient Romans had three forms of government, the monarchy, the republic and the principate. The monarchy was the absolute rule by a king, the republic was the electing of officials by the people and the principate was the incorporation of the powers of the republic into one person, the emperor.

The ancient Romans had three forms of government, the monarchy, the republic and the principate. The monarchy was the absolute rule by a king, the republic was the electing of officials by the people and the principate was the incorporation of the powers of the republic into one person, the emperor.

The ancient Romans had three forms of government, the monarchy, the republic and the principate. The monarchy was the absolute rule by a king, the republic was the electing of officials by the people and the principate was the incorporation of the powers of the republic into one person, the emperor.

The ancient Romans had three forms of government, the monarchy, the republic and the principate. The monarchy was the absolute rule by a king, the republic was the electing of officials by the people and the principate was the incorporation of the powers of the republic into one person, the emperor.

Answer 3

Generally speaking, ancient Rome had 4 types of government. Of the four, one was a subset of one of the main types of government.

Listed here are the kinds of governments Romans lived under:

A. A Monarchy. In its earliest years Rome was ruled by a king. The king was not a ruthless tyrant per se in that he consulted with high levels of Roman citizenry many times;

B. Rome basically threw out their last monarch and established a government that can be called a republic. The republic was meant to share powers within the government. It also, on paper as it is said, had representation amongst all men who were citizens. Most people think of a republic much as the United States has one, however, this republic was an outstanding accomplishment, but the wealthiest members of the aristocracy held major power. This group of people were members of a governing body called the Senate.

Idea were discussed and citizens were consulted. The republic had a court system and 2 consuls to act as executives.

Compared to many ancient civilizations, this type of "republic" was a major step forward in its form;

C. As part of the republic, a position of total power was voted to one individual to serve as a dictator in times of war & other emergencies. The position had a time limit so as not to create a "king" of sorts. Rome grew to despise the position of monarch or king;

D. As a result of civil wars, there came a time when an emperor, was almost unanimously recognized as the sole ruler of the ancient Roman Empire. The Romans did not refer to this position as an emperor, but he was the "first citizen among the rest, who was considered an Imperial ruler.

This is a summary answer and not meant to deak with all the changes, some small that happened over the long period of time that ancient Rome ruled the Mediterraenen world.

Answer 4

The ancient Romans had three forms of government, the monarchy, the republic and the principate. The monarchy was the absolute rule by a king, the republic was the electing of officials by the people and the principate was the incorporation of the powers of the republic into one person, the emperor.

Answer 5

The Romans had three systems of government at three different times. At first it was the monarchy when they were ruled by kings. Next came the republic when they were ruled by consensus. The third type of government was the principate (which some people erroneously call the empire). The principate kept the outward appearance of the republic, but was in fact, ruled by one individual.

Answer 6

The roman government is called the "senate".

Answer 7

In three words, Monarchy, Republic and Principate, was the history of Roman government.

Answer 8

Ancient Rome had three forms of government over its 1,200 years of history: a monarchy for 244 years, republic for 482 years and rule by emperors for 503 years.