The Roman Senate Question 5 options: a) met, in sequence, on each of the seven hills of Rome. b) was composed of elected represe
ntatives chosen by the slaves. c) initially was not a legislative body, but an advisory body. d) was led by three tribunes and five praetors. e) was selected by the clientes.
<h3>c) initially was not a legislative body, but an advisory body.</h3>
Explanation:
The Roman Senate was an important advisory body to Rome's emperor and later, the consuls. It was composed of Rome's elite and experienced public servants.
Initially, it consisted of 300 members and they acted as an advisory body to the emperor. They had no genuine legislative authority or power but they were fundamental in assisting the emperor for good administration.
They discussed domestic and foreign affairs with the emperor and assisted in financial and other social spheres. The Roman Senate later became the most powerful political group in Rome.
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