The Old Chief Mshlanga<span>Novel by Doris Lessing</span>
D. Appointing dictators
All of the following powers were exercised by the Roman Senate during the Republic except for appointing dictators because many dictators mainly rose by power, wealth, or forcing their way up.
It was "Karl Marx" who envisioned a classless society, with common people in charge of their destiny, since this was the basis of communism, which came to fruition most famously in the Soviet Union.
