C. Citizen Assemblies were not a part of the Roman Republic's government. The Roman Republic government had a senate, permanent dictators, and consuls.
A citizens assembly is a group created by the residents of a recent state to consider on an argument or issues of political significance. The association of a citizens' assembly is randomly selected, as in other kinds of sortition. The objective is to apply a cross-section of the people to study the benefits possible to the state on several issues and to suggest solutions to these problems through thoughtful and reasoned analysis and the use of different techniques of analysis such as direct examination authorities.
