Until the end of the republic, the senate consisted of aristocrats from the old patrician families. It was very difficult for a man to break the social barrier,even if he had the money and good fortune to be elected to the office of quaestor, which gave him an automatic seat in the senate. But it could be done. Cicero was a prime example of a "New Man" reaching the office of counsul. After the principate was established, the emperor could appoint senators. Augustus, himself raised certain men to senatorial rank, his friend and co-ruler Marcus Agrippa, was just one.
If a senator chose to be active in politics, his job was to debate and vote on issues. His job during the period of the emperors was to advise and consent. At any time he could put up a proposal for a law and have it debated in the senate. He also acted as a kind of juror for treason trials of high ranking citizens.
Ancient Rome was a republic. This consisted of many different classes of men. There were to consuls, who acted as people with half the power as presidents, with the ability to veto, 300 patricians who made up the senate and were mainly second class, and if a decision was not able to be made between the consuls, a dictator was chosen to rule for a short six month term.
the largest social class in Egypt of ancient Rome was made up of A artisans B farmers C soldiers D traders b.farmer
The largest social class in ancient Egypt and ancient Rome was farmers due to the rising population. Farmers made up the largest social class in both in Egypt and Ancient Rome and in every society up to the industrial revolution in the 19th century. Peasant farmers were the largest class in all pre-industrial societies.
Five of the social classes in ancient Rome were the patricians, the plebeians, the equites, freedmen and slaves.
It was the Senate.
the largest social class in Egypt or ancient rome was made up of what
There was not a name for a government made up of two houses in ancient Rome because Rome did not have this type of government.
The legislative body in ancient Rome used to be called the Roman Senate. It was responsible for making laws and decisions that governed the Roman Republic. The Senate was made up of Roman aristocrats and served as an advisory council to the consuls, who were elected leaders of Rome.
The plebeians.
The members of the constitutional convention came up with a checks and balances system made to make it so no branch held more power than the other. The branches were conrtived from ancient countries like Rome (the Roman Republic which had a senate) and Ancient Greece (Athens had a senate).
If a senator chose to be active in politics, his job was to debate and vote on issues. His job during the period of the emperors was to advise and consent. At any time he could put up a proposal for a law and have it debated in the senate. He also acted as a kind of juror for treason trials of high ranking citizens.
Ancient Rome was a republic. This consisted of many different classes of men. There were to consuls, who acted as people with half the power as presidents, with the ability to veto, 300 patricians who made up the senate and were mainly second class, and if a decision was not able to be made between the consuls, a dictator was chosen to rule for a short six month term.
Mostly Patricians made up the Ancient Roman Senate, although there were ten tribunes to speak out for the Plebeians.
In ancient Rome the Roman Senate had for centuries proposed appointments and laws to govern the empire. This body changed in numbers and make up over the centuries, however, for the most part the Senate was the most important part of the Roman government.
I don't know... But I think it's made up of pleiblans
the largest social class in Egypt of ancient Rome was made up of A artisans B farmers C soldiers D traders b.farmer