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Early Government of the Roman Republic

Explore the early government structure of the Roman Republic and its direct influence on the American government system. Learn about the roles of consuls, the Senate, Centuriate Assembly, Tribal Assembly, Praetors, Censors, and Tribunes, and how they shaped the modern governance model.

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Early Government of the Roman Republic

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  1. Early Government of the Roman Republic Direct Influence on American Government

  2. Consuls • Two rulers • Serve for one year

  3. Senate • Aristocrats • Serve for LIFE • Advise Consuls

  4. Centuriate Assembly • Only Soldiers • Serve for LIFE • Chose Consuls

  5. Tribal • Ordinary citizens • Serve for LIFE • Make laws

  6. (2) Praetors • Chosen by the Centuriate Assembly • Oversee Civil and Criminal Courts

  7. (6) Praetors • Chosen by the Centuriate Assembly • Govern Provinces of Rome

  8. Roman Government Judicial Praetors Censors

  9. Roman Government Judicial Praetors Censors Legislative Senate (Patrician) Assembly (Plebian) Tribune

  10. Roman Government Judicial Praetors Censors Legislative Senate (Patrician) Assembly (Plebian) Tribune Executive Consuls (1 must be Plebian)

  11. United States Government Judicial Supreme Court

  12. United States Government Judicial Supreme Court Legislative Senate House of Representatives

  13. United States Government Judicial Supreme Court Legislative Senate House of Representatives Executive President/ Vice President Cabinet

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