Question

Which positions made up early Roman government? Check all that apply.

Answer 1

The answer is "members of the military , consuls, magistrates and senators".

The Romans built up a type of government — a republic — that was replicated by nations for quite a long time indeed, the administration of the United States is construct halfway with respect to Rome's model.

In Roman culture, the nobles were known as patricians. The most astounding positions in the legislature were held by two diplomats, or pioneers, who governed the Roman Republic. A senate made out of patricians chose these representatives. As of now, bring down class natives, or plebeians, had for all intents and purposes nothing to do with the legislature. The two people were subjects in the Roman Republic, yet no one but men could vote.

Answer 2

Members of the military , consuls, magistrates and senators