Who were the people responsible for the government of the roman republic?

Answer 1

All the elected and sometimes appointed officials were responsible for the governing of the republic. Each political office carried its own responsibilities and the entire workings of the government were overseen by the consuls.The Romans themselves were responsible for the government during the republic. It was SPQR. The Senate and the Roman People. The people elected their officials and the senate debated and proposed laws.

Answer 2

In the Roman Republic, as in all republics, the elected officials ruled. In Rome's case the top officials were the consuls who ruled according to Roman law and custom. If there were an unsolvable crisis, a dictator could be appointed to rule until he problem was solved.

In the Roman republic, as in all republics, the elected officials ruled. In Rome's case the top officials were the consuls who ruled according to Roman law and custom. If there were an unsolvable crisis, a dictator could be appointed to rule until he problem was solved.

In the Roman republic, as in all republics, the elected officials ruled. In Rome's case the top officials were the consuls who ruled according to Roman law and custom. If there were an unsolvable crisis, a dictator could be appointed to rule until he problem was solved.

In the Roman republic, as in all republics, the elected officials ruled. In Rome's case the top officials were the consuls who ruled according to Roman law and custom. If there were an unsolvable crisis, a dictator could be appointed to rule until he problem was solved.

In the Roman republic, as in all republics, the elected officials ruled. In Rome's case the top officials were the consuls who ruled according to Roman law and custom. If there were an unsolvable crisis, a dictator could be appointed to rule until he problem was solved.

In the Roman republic, as in all republics, the elected officials ruled. In Rome's case the top officials were the consuls who ruled according to Roman law and custom. If there were an unsolvable crisis, a dictator could be appointed to rule until he problem was solved.

In the Roman republic, as in all republics, the elected officials ruled. In Rome's case the top officials were the consuls who ruled according to Roman law and custom. If there were an unsolvable crisis, a dictator could be appointed to rule until he problem was solved.

In the Roman republic, as in all republics, the elected officials ruled. In Rome's case the top officials were the consuls who ruled according to Roman law and custom. If there were an unsolvable crisis, a dictator could be appointed to rule until he problem was solved.

In the Roman republic, as in all republics, the elected officials ruled. In Rome's case the top officials were the consuls who ruled according to Roman law and custom. If there were an unsolvable crisis, a dictator could be appointed to rule until he problem was solved.

Answer 3

It depends on which type of government. Rome had three types of government in the 1,200 years of her history. It had a monarchy for 244 years, a republic for 482 years and rule by emperors for 506 years. During the monarchy the king was in charge, during the republic two annually elected consuls were in charge, and during rule by emperors the emperor was in charge.

Answer 4

In the Roman republic, as in all republics, the elected officials ruled. In Rome's case the top officials were the consuls who ruled according to Roman law and custom. If there were an unsolvable crisis, a dictator could be appointed to rule until he problem was solved.

Answer 5

everyone was allowed to be involved in making decisions by when the time came when there was a crisis they would temporarily appoint a ruler.