No. At first it had kings (there were seven of them) for 144 years. Then it had a republic for 482 years which was headed by two annually elected consuls. After that it had Emperors for 503 years. Augustus being the first. Also the Senators had a lot of power during the republic. Under the rule by emperors they become instruments for the emperor's exercise of power.
Rome has never had a president. Italy started having a president when in a referendum in 1948 the Italians decided to end the monarchy and to establish a republic.
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Rome is not a nation. It is a city, the capital of Italy. The head of state of Italy is its president, currently Giorgio Napolitano. rome is not a natoin. It is a city the capital of Italy but what is the capital of Italy
After Zama, Rome imposed a heavy tribute on Carthage in addition to Carthage having to cede its territorial holdings to Rome.
When the first hut in Rome was finished.
I could be wrong on this, but I don't think Italy (Rome) has a president. If they do, he's only a figurehead. The Italian government has a Prime Minister as its chief executive.There is not and there has never been a president of Rome. Currently Rome is the capital of Italy. Therefore, there is a president of Italy, not of Rome. Ancient Rome did not have presidents.
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were did it start Rome Italy or France
Rome is a city in Italy. The leader of Italy is the leader of Rome.
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well a example of a republic is like in Rome Julius Caesar was the leader in Rome because everybody wanted him to be or the USA president Obama he is president because we wanted him to be. We voted for him so now he is the president.
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