Question

Which of the following represents a difference between the government of the Roman Republic and that of Imperial Rome? (4 points)
In the Roman Republic, the Senate represented the plebeians' views, while in Imperial Rome, the Senate represented the emperor's view.

In the Roman Republic, the Senate represented the patricians' views, while in the Imperial Rome, the Senate represented the emperor's views.

In the Roman Republic, the Senate represented the Consuls' views, while in Imperial Rome, the Senate represented the emperor's views.

In the Roman Republic, the Senate represented the emperor's views, while in Imperial Rome, the Senate represented the Consuls' views.

Answer 1

Answer:

b) In the Roman Republic, the Senate represented the patricians' views, while in the Imperial Rome, the Senate represented the emperor's views.

Explanation:

Under the early Roman government the Senate created an advisory committee; in 509 BC it contained 300 individuals, and a refinement existed inside it between the leaders of the more noteworthy and of the lesser families. All through the monarchical period, the Senate comprised completely of patricians, and its forces as of now were inconclusive.

Answer 2

It's the third one...In the Roman Republic, the Senate represented the Consuls' views, while in Imperial Rome, the Senate represented the emperor's views.