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Did Roman citizens elect Tribunes?
The Tribunes were a crucial part of the ancient Roman republic. Citizens elected Tribunes. Their purpose was to protect the common man from unfair laws and policies.
What were the differences between roman citizens?
they were more powerful 2. they had no say what so eva 2.they were killed before the roman republic started
How did Roman religion affect Rome's politics in the Late Republic?
nOW THE ROMAN HAS LESS SENATORS? AND DIFFERENT BELIEFS.
Who in the roman republic had the right to vote and become a consul?
The patricians had the right to vote, as did the plebeians and equites and all the Roman citizens of the first class. Rome was a republic and all citizens could vote, depending on their class of citizenship. As far as becoming consul, anyone could run for the office providing he had completed the other offices leading up to consulship. In the later republic there was a law that one consul had to be a plebeian.
Which of these statements best compares the Roman Republic with ancient Greece's direct democracy?
Answer this question…Voters elected representatives in the Roman Republic. In the Greek direct democracy, voters themselves enacted laws and policies.
