The forum became the most powerful part of the roman government?

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The answer is true. The Roman Forum is a rectangular plaza enclosed by the shells of several vital earliest government structures at the midpoint of the city of Rome. For centuries the Forum was the focus of day-to-day life in Rome: the place of triumphal marches and votes; the site for public languages, criminal hearings, and gladiatorial games; and the center of profitable affairs.

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