Magistrates appointed Senators. Senators were elected by Consuls, Tribunes and Censors. But Magistrates could select Senators that, as in the case of an election by Censor, did not have the right to vote. Even though Senators could have been appointed by Magistrates (answer C), those did not have the power to elect them (answer D)

Senators were a deliberative organ, while Magistrates were a legislative organ. This means that Magistrates created law, and Senators were a political authority in the representation of the whole Roman Empire, having the power to move the military into war or construct new infrastructure. Therefore, this explanation indicates that Senators did not rule over the Magistrates (answer A) or adviced the Magistrates (answer B).

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Andru [333]

Answer:

required immigrants to undergo questioning

Explanation:

Almost all immigration centers have immigrants undergo questioning.

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Why did the United States send troops to Vietnam?

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In one year's time, President Johnson had gained the support of the congress tosend troops to Vietnam. He claimed that those troops were meant to stop the spread of communism. ... Though the US government supported him because he had prevented communist victory in the South.

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