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The Roman senate was a consulting body. They were the ones who debated issues and at times tried high profile court cases. They could not actually pass a law. Laws were passed by the people's assemblies. The government was supposed to work bipartate--SPQR, "the Senate and the Roman People". However, the senate got around this handcuffing of their legislative powers by passing "resolutions" which were adhered to and had the force of law.
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What do roman senates have in common with US senates?
Very little. The Roman senate was not an elected body. Its members came for the the city's oligarchy. It did not vote on bills. This was done directly by the people in popular assemblies. It represented the conservative interests and privileges of the top elites.
Who copied Greek and Roman manuscripts?
Scribes did that job.
My job was to protect the roman emperor. who am i?
You were/are a member of the Praetorian Guard.
The work of the Senate was held in the in Rome?
The Roman senate was an unelected body and it was an advisory body, not a legislative one like modern senates. It members came from the patrician aristocracy and the equites, which were an entrepreneurial elite which was like a lower tier of the aristocracy.
What type of person made up the roman senate?
There were all types of men who made up the Roman senate, just as there are all types of people who are in present day senates or upper houses of parliaments. A Roman senator, however, had to have property and be of upright moral character. (The censors could remove a man from the senate for breach of conduct). Some were men such as Cato the Younger who were true to their beliefs, others were like straws in the wind, backing any candidate for personal advancement.There were all types of men who made up the Roman senate, just as there are all types of people who are in present day senates or upper houses of parliaments. A Roman senator, however, had to have property and be of upright moral character. (The censors could remove a man from the senate for breach of conduct). Some were men such as Cato the Younger who were true to their beliefs, others were like straws in the wind, backing any candidate for personal advancement.There were all types of men who made up the Roman senate, just as there are all types of people who are in present day senates or upper houses of parliaments. A Roman senator, however, had to have property and be of upright moral character. (The censors could remove a man from the senate for breach of conduct). Some were men such as Cato the Younger who were true to their beliefs, others were like straws in the wind, backing any candidate for personal advancement.There were all types of men who made up the Roman senate, just as there are all types of people who are in present day senates or upper houses of parliaments. A Roman senator, however, had to have property and be of upright moral character. (The censors could remove a man from the senate for breach of conduct). Some were men such as Cato the Younger who were true to their beliefs, others were like straws in the wind, backing any candidate for personal advancement.There were all types of men who made up the Roman senate, just as there are all types of people who are in present day senates or upper houses of parliaments. A Roman senator, however, had to have property and be of upright moral character. (The censors could remove a man from the senate for breach of conduct). Some were men such as Cato the Younger who were true to their beliefs, others were like straws in the wind, backing any candidate for personal advancement.There were all types of men who made up the Roman senate, just as there are all types of people who are in present day senates or upper houses of parliaments. A Roman senator, however, had to have property and be of upright moral character. (The censors could remove a man from the senate for breach of conduct). Some were men such as Cato the Younger who were true to their beliefs, others were like straws in the wind, backing any candidate for personal advancement.There were all types of men who made up the Roman senate, just as there are all types of people who are in present day senates or upper houses of parliaments. A Roman senator, however, had to have property and be of upright moral character. (The censors could remove a man from the senate for breach of conduct). Some were men such as Cato the Younger who were true to their beliefs, others were like straws in the wind, backing any candidate for personal advancement.There were all types of men who made up the Roman senate, just as there are all types of people who are in present day senates or upper houses of parliaments. A Roman senator, however, had to have property and be of upright moral character. (The censors could remove a man from the senate for breach of conduct). Some were men such as Cato the Younger who were true to their beliefs, others were like straws in the wind, backing any candidate for personal advancement.There were all types of men who made up the Roman senate, just as there are all types of people who are in present day senates or upper houses of parliaments. A Roman senator, however, had to have property and be of upright moral character. (The censors could remove a man from the senate for breach of conduct). Some were men such as Cato the Younger who were true to their beliefs, others were like straws in the wind, backing any candidate for personal advancement.
How was the Carthaginian system different from the Roman one?
Both had Senates and magistrates.
How was power shared in the Roman Republic after 450 BC?
used by senates and assosiates of the government
What do roman senates have in common with US senates?
Very little. The Roman senate was not an elected body. Its members came for the the city's oligarchy. It did not vote on bills. This was done directly by the people in popular assemblies. It represented the conservative interests and privileges of the top elites.
Were there senates in anient Greece?
Yes, there were. Note to original answerer- Julius Caesar was not from Greece, he was Roman.
What is the red thing called on the roman senates helmet?
red plume...its kind of like a bundle of feathers.
Must live in the state he or she represent?
the senates THE SENATES
How often are senates elected?
senates are elected each time another senates 6 years is up; a new senate is elected every years
What are senates responsibility?
HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Why was Caesar mudered?
Caesar was murdered because he treated everyone with no respect and had too much power he thought he could rule Rome and never made the senates do there job
How many us senators there are than us house of representatives?
there are 210 reps and 100 senates so you do the math and if you figure it out good job and pat yourself on the back
What are 3 other countries that have senates?
Three other countries that have senates are Canada, Australia, and France.
What are the states with two senates?
all
